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    Pepsi's supply has increased because a key ingredient is now cheaper, making it more abundant and inexpensive. Supply decreases when competing products like Coca-Cola are sold at lower prices. Taxes imposed on Pepsi could also decrease its supply by making it more expensive compared to alternatives.

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    Pepsi's supply has increased because a key ingredient is now cheaper, making it more abundant and inexpensive. Supply decreases when competing products like Coca-Cola are sold at lower prices. Taxes imposed on Pepsi could also decrease its supply by making it more expensive compared to alternatives.

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    1.05 Supply

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    Pepsi's supply has increased because a key ingredient is now cheaper, making it more abundant and inexpensive. Supply decreases when competing products like Coca-Cola are sold at lower prices. Taxes imposed on Pepsi could also decrease its supply by making it more expensive compared to alternatives.

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    There is an increase in supply for Pepsi because a key ingredient used is sold cheaper, this is

    ‘Resource’ as it is cheap and abundant. A decrease in supply occurs when other products like
    Coca-Cola are sold cheaper. This can be caused by ‘taxes’ imposed on Pepsi, making it more
    expensive.

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