ECON 110 Lecture 6: Chapter 3 Demand Supply and Price part 2 and Chapter 4 Elasticity Part 1

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Econ110a - lecture 6 - chapter 3 demand, supply, and price (part 2) and chapter 4. Chapter 3 demand, supply, and price (part 2) Price goes down and quantity goes up. Price goes down and quantity goes down. Effect on the soft drink market of: (i) an increase in the price of juice and (ii) an increase in the price of sugar. Shift demand curve to the right while shift supply curve to the left. Price goes up but quantity is ambiguous and depends on the amount of shift of demand and supply. Markets are usually a good way to organize economic activity. In any economy, scarce resources have to be allocated among competing uses and scarce outputs have to be allocated among potential consumers. Market economies use the forces of supply and demand to perform that function. Prices serve as signals that guide the allocation of resources.

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