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If a firm tries to charge too high prices, consumers will stop buying its product causing quantity demand to secrease. This causes the price to decrease and quantity supply to increase until equilibrium is reached at P*. This is known as the law of diminishing marginal returns.
Lee Ann Colacioppo As a reporter, she has a core belief in the important role journalism plays in our community. And she is excited about the possibilities of digital technology to share our stories with a broader, more engaged audience.
She has worked at The Post for 17 years, serving in various editing positions, including city editor and investigations editor, before her elevation to the top editor job. She also has held positions at The Des Moines Register and Greenville (S.C.) News, and she was a leader of the newspaper’s 2012 Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the Aurora movie theater shooting.
Bree Davies is so Denver. She’s a journalist, arts advocate and organizer, and she’s always focused on making her hometown better. She will report on everything from human interest stories to everyday items such as what City Council is up to.
Bob Kinney During his career, Kinney has covered everything from high-profile criminal cases to city budgets. His favorite assignments have involved revealing the human toll of big-ticket issues.
He has a reputation for fairness and accuracy. His work has landed him numerous awards and honors.
Previously, he worked at The Pueblo Chieftain and The Greeley Tribune. He has also served as an assistant sports editor and a copy desk chief. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri and spent time reporting in Kansas City, Florida and Oklahoma. He enjoys hiking and downhill racing. He and his wife live in Denver. He is also a certified glider pilot. He is a past president of the Denver Press Club and a Damon Runyon Award winner. He also serves on the board of directors for his church.
Justin Mock Justin Mock is a reporter for Denver News, the largest news operation in the Rocky Mountain west. He covers the latest local and national stories affecting Denver and its surrounding communities.
He began his career with GDC in 2001 as a Correctional Officer at Calhoun State Prison and quickly moved up the ranks to Sergeant, then Lieutenant, and in February 2017, to his current position as Deputy Warden of Security at Lee State Prison.
Justin is from Cuthbert, GA and attended Albany Technical College for Commercial Truck Driving. He enjoys spending time with his family.
The Broncos are back in action on Sunday night as they take on the New York Jets at Mile High Stadium. Bipdenver has a 4-2 record heading into the game.
TJ Hutchinson The Denver Broncos are in the middle of a massive reshuffling at the offensive tackle position. The team has signed veteran guard Ronald Leary to a two-year deal and released veteran center Matt Paradis.
Denver’s new proposal to give homeless people free recreation center passes could cost the city $25,000 a year. The move is part of the 2024 budget request by Council member Sarah Parady and comes in response to a lawsuit filed against Denver by several homeless people.
Hutchinson has been a standout this season, leading the team in pass rush grade and sacks with an 89.8 and 3.5, respectively. He will face a tough challenge this week when the Lions travel to Ford Field to take on an Eagles offense that ranks fifth in the NFL in rushing yards per carry at 6.0.
Megan Schrader Having a local news source that's owned by a billionaire affords the opportunity to do great things. But it also comes with tradeoffs.
This week's court decision on a privacy lawsuit highlights one. It is a major loss for our community.
A Colorado lawmaker argues that public seating at Union Station should be closed to the general public without a fee, but we disagree.
An editorial incorrectly blames President Trump for homeless camps that have sprung up around the state capitol. We correct the error.

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