<p>Remember that a change in price causes a movement along a supply/demand curve.</p>

<p>B. A decrease in demand generally refers to a shift in the demand curve, not just a change in price<br>
C. An increase in price is an upward (not downward) movement along a curve<br>
D. An increase in supply generally refers to a shift in the supply curve, not just a change in price</p>

<p><strong>A. A movement up along the downward sloping demand curve, resulting in lower quantity consumed.</strong>  </p>

<p>I hope this helped!</p>

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<p>a. a movement up along the downward sloping demand curve for park visits </p>

<p>b. a decrease in the demand for park visits </p>

<p>c. a movement down along the upward sloping supply curve for park visits </p>

<p>d. an increase in the supply of of park visits</p>

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Yellowstone National park is now charging higher entrance fees than before.This should result in:
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# Yellowstone National park is now charging higher entrance fees than before.This should result in:

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-05-20)

a. a movement up along the downward sloping demand curve for park visits

b. a decrease in the demand for park visits

c. a movement down along the upward sloping supply curve for park visits

d. an increase in the supply of of park visits

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-05-20. Score: -3 | Accepted answer

Remember that a change in price causes a movement along a supply/demand curve.

B. A decrease in demand generally refers to a shift in the demand curve, not just a change in price  
C. An increase in price is an upward (not downward) movement along a curve  
D. An increase in supply generally refers to a shift in the supply curve, not just a change in price

**A. A movement up along the downward sloping demand curve, resulting in lower quantity consumed.**

I hope this helped!

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