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Putting Supply and Demand Together

Putting Supply and Demand Together. Defining and Moving to Equilibrium. Both supply and demand work Equilibrium  the point at which the quantity A t equilibrium, the market for a good is stable Quantities supplied and demanded will Disequilibrium any price or quantity not at equilibrium;.

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Putting Supply and Demand Together

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  1. Putting Supply and Demand Together

  2. Defining and Moving to Equilibrium • Both supply and demand work • Equilibrium the point at which the quantity • At equilibrium, the market for a good is stable • Quantities supplied and demanded will • Disequilibrium any price or quantity not at equilibrium;

  3. Excess Demand • Shortage the condition in which the quantity demanded • Shortages occur only • When actual price in a market is below the equilibrium, you have excess demand • As long as there is excess demand, and the quantity demanded exceeds the

  4. Excess Supply • Surplus quantity supplied of a good is • Surpluses occur only at prices • High price encourages owners to produce more, • As price falls, demand rises and • Whenever the market is in disequilibrium and prices are flexible,

  5. Role of Price Ceilings on Supply and Demand • Price ceiling a maximum • Ceilings are put on goods that are considered essential and • Rent control a price ceiling • Goal help poor • Problem reduces quality • Leads to increased demand and

  6. Role of Price Ceilings and Rent Control • Ceilings will reduce the • Landlords may try to increase income • No incentive to attract renters and buildings will be run-down • Renters may have to wait months

  7. Role of Price Floors on Supply and Demand • Price floor a minimum • Leads to an increase in supply and • Imposed when the government wants sellers

  8. Role of Price Floors on Supply and Demand • Minimum wage a minimum price that an employer • When minimum wage is set above the market equilibrium wage rate,

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