Use supply and demand curves to illustrate and explain how each of the       following events would affect the market for petrol in Singapore. Please explain and draw the daigram An increase in the demand for cars. A decrease in excise tax on petrol. A continuation of conflict between global oil suppliers. A global recession. A government subsidy paid to electric car manufacturers.

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Use supply and demand curves to illustrate and explain how each of the       following events would affect the market for petrol in Singapore. Please explain and draw the daigram

  1. An increase in the demand for cars.
  2. A decrease in excise tax on petrol.
  3. A continuation of conflict between global oil suppliers.
  4. A global recession.
  5. A government subsidy paid to electric car manufacturers.
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