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		<description>a.  Damaged cotton crop means diminished supply and regular demand (S shaped) 

b.  Cheaper leather jackets means demand will increase and supply remains the same.

c.  The demand for exercise attire will increase.

d. This one is fun and tricky.  You should do two diagrams.  One for the old knitting machine with dwindling supply and demand and the new machine will have slowly increasing supply and demand.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>a.  Damaged cotton crop means diminished supply and regular demand (S shaped) </p>
<p>b.  Cheaper leather jackets means demand will increase and supply remains the same.</p>
<p>c.  The demand for exercise attire will increase.</p>
<p>d. This one is fun and tricky.  You should do two diagrams.  One for the old knitting machine with dwindling supply and demand and the new machine will have slowly increasing supply and demand.</p>
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