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Scenario: Suppose the market for wheat in the United States is given by the demand and supply schedules in the table below (as well as the accompanying graph).

Suppose the U.S. government imposes a minimum price for wheat (price floor) of $6 per bushel.

Refer to the scenario above. The quantity demanded of wheat at the minimum price is ________.

▸ unknown

▸ 6 million bushels

▸ 12 million bushels

▸ 8 million bushels

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