alleryStart learning →A rise in business costs changes the equilibrium price how?
AIt increases it
BIt decreases it
CIt sets it to zero
DIt leaves it unchanged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It increases it
Higher costs cut the quantity supplied at each price, shifting supply left and pushing the price up.
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