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Suppose the demand curve for corn is inelastic between the current price and price that exists after the supply of corn falls. It follows that



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fewer farmers are producing corn at the new price than at the old price.



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the total revenue for corn is lower at the new price than at the old price.



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the total revenue for corn is higher at the new price than at the old price.



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more farmers are producing corn at the new price than at the old price.



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Good timing, thanks!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Smart ... Thanks!
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