The graph below describes the current market conditions in a local market for apples. 20 _x N l Price per carton 1D 20 30 40 Thousands of cartons per week At a price of $8 pe carton, there will be a of per week. This will cause the price to .As the price c ,it will cause the and moving the market closer to equilibrium. 12 Price per carton 8 4- D 10 20 30 40 50 Thousands of cartons per week At a price of $8 per carton, there will be a shortage of 10,000 cartons + per week. This will cause the price to|rise As the price rises # surplus it will cause the quantity demanded to shortage nd quantity supplied to increase * moving the market closer to equilibrium. Check vestmentAt a price of $8 per carton, there will be a | shortage # of 10,000 cartons per week. This will cause the price to rise above $8 As 20,000 cartons it will cause the quantity demanded to decrease = and 10,000 cartons 30,000 cartons quantity supplied to increase moving the market close 40,000 cartons Checkper week. This will cause the price to rise above $8 As the price rises it will cause the quantity demande ind fall below $8 quantity supplied to increase rise above $8 closer to equilibrium.At a price of $8 per carton, there will be a shortage of 10,000 cartons per week. This will cause the price to rise above $8 As the price rises it will cause the quantity demanded to decrease and falls quantity supplied to increase moving the market closer to equili rises CheckAt a price of $8 per carton, there will be a shortage of 10,000 cartons per week. This will cause the price to rise above $8 As the price | rises , it will cause the quantity demanded to decrease and quantity suppli t closer to equilibrium. quantity demanded to increase quantity demanded to decrease CheckAt a price of $8 per carton, there will be a shortage + of 10,000 cartons + per week. This will cause the price to rise above $8 As the price rises it will cause the quantity demanded to decrease and quantity supplied to increase moving the market closer to equilibrium. quantity supplied to decrease quantity supplied to increase CTICLA