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The table shows the demand and supply schedules for chocolate bars. if the price is $2.55 a chocolate bar, the quantity supplied the quantity demanded and of chocolate bars exists. a. equals; neither a shortage nor a surplus b. is greater than; a surplus c. is greater than; a shortage d. is less than; a shortage e. is less than; a surplus as the market moves to equilibrium, a. the price of a chocolate bar falls, the quantity demanded increases, and the quantity supplied decreases b. the price of a chocolate bar rises, the quantity demanded decreases, and the quantity supplied increases c. the price of a chocolate bar falls, and the quantity demand and quantity supplied both increase d. the price of a chocolate bar falls, the quantity demanded decreases, and the quantity supplied increases e. the price of a chocolate bar rises, and the quantity demand and quantity supplied both decrease price (dollars per chocolate bar) quantity demanded quantity supplied (bars per day) 1.50 600 330 1.85 525 390 2.20 450 450 2.55 375 510 2.90 300 570
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