The graph shows the supply and consumption of forests when the
consumption rate and population growth rate are both low.
What is the significance of the intersection of the red and green curves?
O A. Supply becomes greater than consumption
O B. Consumption becomes greater than supply
O C. Supply and consumption are both zero.
O D. Consumption increases but supply remains stable,
The curve is a smooth, straight movement with a few sudden twists. Curves bend and changedirection at least twice, which is another way to recognize them.
Curves:
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Whenever consumption and population growth rates are both low, the graph shows the supply and consumption of forests.
A sign of a junction between a red and green curve is that demand becomes larger than availability.
