Suppose the price elasticity of supply for coffee is equal to one. 1,400 cups of coffee are supplied when its price is $4.0 per cup. If the price of coffee decreases to $3.60 per cup, its supply will:
a. decrease to 1,260 cups

b. increase to 1,540 cups.
c. decrease to 1,300 cups.
d. remain the same at 1,400 cups.

a

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