if the demand for steel increases and, at the same time, improvements in technology lower steel production costs, what would happen to the new equilibrium price and quantity? Price increase, quantity increase Price increase, indeterminate quantity change Price decrease, quantity increase Indeterminate price change, quantity increase Indeterminate price change, indeterminate quantity change

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if the demand for steel increases and, at the same time,
improvements in technology lower steel production costs, what would
happen to the new equilibrium price and quantity?

Price increase, quantity increase

Price increase, indeterminate quantity change

Price decrease, quantity increase

Indeterminate price change, quantity increase

Indeterminate price change, indeterminate quantity change

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