With the aid of supply and demand diagrams, show and explain how and why we would expect prices and quantities to change in each of the following markets if and when a political crisis were to cause a long lasting war in the Persian Gulf that would stop all oil shipments from that area. (a) The market for large SUVS. (b) The market for hybrid cars. (c) The market for coal.

With the aid of supply and demand diagrams, show and explain how and why we would expect prices and quantities to change in each of the following markets if and when a political crisis were to cause a long lasting war in the Persian Gulf that would stop all oil shipments from that area. (a) The market for large SUVS. (b) The market for hybrid cars. (c) The market for coal.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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