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The demand for orange juice is price elastic. A bad frost, which destroys large quantities of oranges
A) lowers the equilibrium price but increases total consumer spending on juice.
B) decreases the equilibrium quantity and decreases total consumer spending on juice.
C) decreases the equilibrium quantity and lowers the price of juice.
D) raises the equilibrium price and increases total consumer spending for juice.
E) raises the equilibrium price but leaves total consumer spending for juice constant.

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