.4. Draw a demand line for celery. No need to find real numbers, just draw the line. Explain why the demand line slopes up. (For the X-axis use Quantity of celery from 0 to 100,000 boxes of celery a month. For the Y axis use price from $0 to $30 a box.) 2. Draw a supply line for celery. Explain why the supply line slopes up. No need to find real numbers, just draw the line. (For the X-axis use Quantity of celery from 0 to 100,000 boxes of celery a month. For the Y axis use price from $0 to $30 a box.) 3. Draw a market diagram for celery. Put the demand and supply line on the same diagram. 4. The demand line represents those consumers who are willing and able to pay. In short, if you can not pay, then you are not part of the

.4. Draw a demand line for celery. No need to find real numbers, just draw the line. Explain why the demand line slopes up. (For the X-axis use Quantity of celery from 0 to 100,000 boxes of celery a month. For the Y axis use price from $0 to $30 a box.) 2. Draw a supply line for celery. Explain why the supply line slopes up. No need to find real numbers, just draw the line. (For the X-axis use Quantity of celery from 0 to 100,000 boxes of celery a month. For the Y axis use price from $0 to $30 a box.) 3. Draw a market diagram for celery. Put the demand and supply line on the same diagram. 4. The demand line represents those consumers who are willing and able to pay. In short, if you can not pay, then you are not part of the

Economics:

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285859460

Author:BOYES, William

Publisher:BOYES, William

Chapter19: Using Economics To Understand The World Around You

Section: Chapter Questions

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