Help answer this short survey for my econ class (4 questions with multiple choice options)! (don’t ask further questions, just answer the survey pls) I need like 15-20 more responses!

I would greatly appreciate your help with a brief survey for my economics class (just 4 multiple-choice questions)! I need about 15-20 more responses to complete my assignment.

This survey is part of a business project. While we had the chance to run surveys in class, I struggled with public speaking due to anxiety (kind of ironic since I’m a theater kid). Yes, I borrowed this concept from an established business, and no, my teacher isn’t concerned about that—please don’t ask for more details about the business. I’ve provided a summary, so just answer based on that! I’ve received around 30 responses so far and need a few more to finalize my graph.

Thank you so much to anyone who takes a moment to participate!

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