A widespread outbreak of Mad Cow disease,which leads to the destruction of thousands of cattle,is likely to

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A widespread outbreak of Mad Cow disease would likely lead to a decrease in the supply of milk, as affected cattle would need to be destroyed. This decrease in supply would lead to an increase in the price of milk, as consumers would be willing to pay more due to the decreased availability. Therefore, option B is the best choice as it correctly predicts the upward pressure on the price of milk.

A Widespread Outbreak of Mad Cow Disease,which Leads to the Destruction