A decrease in the supply of a good can be expected to cause in the equilibrium price of the good and in the equilibrium quantity of the good bought and sold

Increase, Decrease

Explanation:

A decrease in the supply results in many buyers competing for very few goods. If the demand is constant, the quantity supplied and price have an indirect relationship. A decrease in the volume of supplied results in an increase in price. Many buyers will be competing for a few products causing the equilibrium price to increase.

A decrease in supply will cause the quantity available for buyers to buy to decline. Consequently, the volume purchased will be fewer.  Equilibrium quantity will, therefore, decrease.

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reducing the scale of the market for a new product.