POSSIBLE P Manju opens the first Indian restaurant in her city, and it is a success. How will her success most likely affect the number of producers? other people in the restaurant business will decide that Manju has cornered the market, so they will open restaurants in different cities a man with a chain of Japanese restaurants will conclude that the city is a good market to sell Japanese food a travel agency that specializes in booking vacations in India will open next to Manju's restaurant two or more Indian restaurants will open, but because of the limited number of customers, one will eventually fail

## Step 1<br />The problem is about the impact of a successful business on the number of producers in the market. In this case, Manju's Indian restaurant is the business in question.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The options provided suggest different scenarios that could happen as a result of Manju's success. These include other people in the restaurant business deciding to open restaurants in different cities, a man with a chain of Japanese restaurants deciding that the city is a good market to sell Japanese food, a travel agency specializing in booking vacations in India opening next to Manju's restaurant, or two or more Indian restaurants opening but one eventually failing due to limited customers.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />The most likely scenario is that two or more Indian restaurants will open, but because of the limited number of customers, one will eventually fail. This is because the success of Manju's restaurant could attract more producers to the market, leading to an increase in the number of Indian restaurants. However, the market may not be large enough to sustain all these restaurants, leading to the failure of one.