Before the bubonic plague decimated Europe's and Asia's populations in the 14th century, Europe produced two goods: clothing and animal livestock. The plague killed over 25 million people in less than 5 years; even the animal population was wiped out as they were susceptible to the virus. How did the plague impact Europe's PPB? Assume the quantity of clothing produced is measured on the horizontal axis and the number of livestock is measured on the vertical axis. C) it increases the horizontal axis intercept, while the vertical axis intercept remains the same. 0 it decreases the horizontal axis intercept, while the vertical axis intercept remains the same. Q It increases the vertical axis intercept, while the horizontal axis intercept remains the same. 0 It decreases both the horizontal and vertical axis intercepts. Q It doesn't affect either of the axis intercepts. Q it decreases the vertical axis intercept, while the horizontal axis intercept remains the same. C) it increases both the horizontal and vertical axis intercepts