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A company introduces a printer that does not require ink cartridges. As a result, the price of printers that use ink drops. What is another likely outcome?
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The price of ink cartridges goes up.
The price of ink cartridges drops.
The demand for ink cartridges goes up.
The supply of ink cartridges drops.
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The price of ink cartridges drops.
Explanation: The new cartridge-free printer is a substitute that reduces demand for cartridge-based printers and for their ink, shifting demand for ink cartridges left and putting downward pressure on their price.
Explanation: The new cartridge-free printer is a substitute that reduces demand for cartridge-based printers and for their ink, shifting demand for ink cartridges left and putting downward pressure on their price.
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