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Unit 2: Supply for School Lunch Directions: Match each scenario with the corresponding Graph below and highlight the shift.
1. The price of potatoes has increased.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT:
2. Schools expect to sell double the amount of lunches this week.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT
3. Government ramps up regulations on the nutritional value of school lunches.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT:
4. The health department shuts down the food processing department for our district.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/ NON-PRICE DETERMINANT.
5. Federal government eliminates the tax free status of school districts.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT:
6. A new machine has been bought that will pre-make all nachos.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT
7. The price of a lunch has increased to $2.00.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT
8. The price of cheese has decreased.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT:
9. The size of Summer Creek has decreased; lunch ladies expect to sell less lunches.
SUPPLY line for the school's lunch goes Right OR Left GRAPH/NON-PRICE DETERMINANT:
10. The food processing department burned down; lunch ladies have to make lunches on campus now.

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