(a) A fall in the price of pears.
(b) The government enforcing a fixed price for apples of 40p a pound.
(c) A healThwarning that dangerous chemical fertilisers have been used on apple trees.
(d) A blight that destroys a large proportion of the apple crop.
(e) An increase in the rate of income tax on salaries over £30 000 a year, together wiTha rise in social security payments, such that the total net income of the population remains constant.
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