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Incentives at a New Market Equilibrium

Imagine the market for artisanal bread has just experienced a surge in popularity, leading to a period where bakeries raised their prices. The market has now settled at a new, stable equilibrium price of $8 per loaf, where the quantity supplied equals the new, higher quantity demanded. Analyze the situation from the perspective of a single, small bakery. Why would this bakery not be successful in charging $9 for its loaf of bread, even though the overall market price has recently increased?

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