Imagine two towns of similar size. Town A has only one grocery store. Town B has five different grocery stores located within a short distance of each other. If the single store in Town A and one of the stores in Town B both increase the price of a gallon of milk by 15%, which outcome is most likely to occur?
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Imagine two towns of similar size. Town A has only one grocery store. Town B has five different grocery stores located within a short distance of each other. If the single store in Town A and one of the stores in Town B both increase the price of a gallon of milk by 15%, which outcome is most likely to occur?
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