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1. The Express-News reports that the demand for trucks increased during the
coronavirus pandemic (8/4/2020) so Toyota is turning to compulsory overtime. How do
you show an "increase in demand" on a demand curve graph?

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Parrain

When you want to show an increase in the demand , you shift the demand curve to the right.

Movements of demand curve.

  • When demand increases, the curve shifts right.
  • When demand decreases, the curve shifts left.

This will often lead to a new equilibrium price and quantity as the new position of the curve will intercept the supply curve at a different price and quantity.

Find out more on shifts in the demand curve at https://brainly.com/question/6345825.

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