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big1devin

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Which choice below illustrates the tradeoff faced by surfboard manufacturers after Clark foam shut down in 2005, eliminating 80 of the worlds foam blanks used to shape surfboards? The firms decide to
 
  A) substitute foam blanks for balsa wood blanks as used in the 1940s.
  B) advertise their new surfboard wax.
  C) offer surf classes.
  D) B and C

Question 2

A twinkie tax on fatty foods would aim to
 
  A) reduce the consumption of fatty foods.
  B) reduce the production of fatty foods.
  C) raise tax revenues for other uses.
  D) All of the above.


katieost

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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