If the short-run aggregate supply curve is shifting right:

Many middle-to-older-aged men now claim they "need" Viagra (the male impotency wonder drug) for an enjoyable sex life. The economic way of thinking predicts

A) more men would be likely to claim they need Viagra if the price per pill were much lower (say two cents each) compared to the current price. B) fewer men would be likely to claim they need Viagra if the price per pill were much higher (say, two hundred dollars each) compared to the current price. C) other things constant, more prescriptions would be written if the price of Viagra falls significantly. D) other things constant, fewer prescriptions would be written if the price of Viagra rises significantly. E) all of the above are true.

Consumer concern about "blood diamonds," a diamond mined in a war zone and sold to finance an insurgency, invading army's war efforts, or a warlord's activity, may have caused a drop in De Beers sales

a. True b. False