If households have a greater desire to purchase fresh pasta, more resources will ultimately be allocated to the production of fresh pasta in a market economy because A. fresh pasta has a good nutritional content. B. consumer groups will inform pasta manufacturers of the change in demand. C. the price of fresh pasta will be driven up, thereby making fresh pasta production more profitable. D. economic planners will respond to the change in demand by raising the output quotas of fresh pasta producers. E. the prices paid for factors of production used in the fresh pasta industry will tend to fall

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If households have a greater desire to purchase fresh pasta, more resources will ultimately be
allocated to the production of fresh pasta in a market economy because
A. fresh pasta has a good nutritional content.
B. consumer groups will inform pasta manufacturers of the change in demand.
C. the price of fresh pasta will be driven up, thereby making fresh pasta production more
profitable.
D. economic planners will respond to the change in demand by raising the output quotas of
fresh pasta producers.
E. the prices paid for factors of production used in the fresh pasta industry will tend to fall

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