Franco's Pizzeria sells slices of pizza for $2.00. According to the market demand schedule and assuming ceteris paribus, what happens when Franco's raises the price to $2.50 a slice? (1 point)

* The quantity demanded per day stays the same.
* The quantity demanded falls from 100 slices a day to 50 a slice.
* The quantity demanded falls from 150 a day to 100 a day.
* The quantity demanded increases to 250 a day.

Question

Franco's Pizzeria sells slices of pizza for $2.00. According to the market demand schedule and assuming ceteris paribus, what happens when Franco's raises the price to $2.50 a slice? (1 point) 

 * The quantity demanded per day stays the same. 
 * The quantity demanded falls from 100 slices a day to 50 a slice. 
 * The quantity demanded falls from 150 a day to 100 a day. 
 * The quantity demanded increases to 250 a day.

anonymous · Answer

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