Suppose each of the seven dwarfs buys four mugs of ginger ale per week from Snow White's cafe, when the price per mug is $2. If the seven dwarfs are the entire market demand for Snow White's ginger ale, which of the following is the correct value for the market quantity demanded for ginger ale per week at a price of $2 4 8 28

Suppose each of the seven dwarfs buys four mugs of ginger ale per week from Snow White's cafe, when the price per mug is $2. If the seven dwarfs are the entire market demand for Snow White's ginger ale, which of the following is the correct value for the market quantity demanded for ginger ale per week at a price of $2 4 8 28

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Chapter3: Market Demand And Supply

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