What will a flood likely do to prices of bottled water

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1. Explain what a sudden popularity of "Economics Professor" brand casual wear would likely do to prices of that brand.

2. In a flood, usable water supplies ironically tend to decline because the pumps and water lines are damaged. What will a flood likely do to prices of bottled water?

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