Question 3 (1 point) Saved Consider a hypothetical market for milk. The market is perfectly competitive. All else equal,

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Question 3 (1 point) Saved Consider a hypothetical market for milk. The market is perfectly competitive. All else equal, what happens to the market equilibrium price and quantity of milk if two events occur?: the rent on land used for dairy cattle suddenly rises, while at the same time milk demanders' income rises and milk is considered an "inferior good" price falls and quantity is uncertain price is uncertain and quantity falls 3 price is uncertain and quantity rises price rises and quantity is uncertain