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It often appears as if there are "too few" workers at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to service all of its customers at a given point in time.  Based on one of theories discussed in the textbook, this is probably because



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the equilibrium "price" to be served by the DMV is lower than the "price" charged customers.



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the equilibrium "price" to be served by the DMV is higher than the "price" charged customers.



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the equilibrium "price" to be served by the DMV minus the "price" charged to customers is zero.



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b and c



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none of the above

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7 months ago
Good timing, thanks!
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