ECO 1304 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Tequila, Economic Equilibrium

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An increase in supply (shifts supply curve to right) results in: lower equilibrium price. Higher equilibrium quantity: exhibit 3: advances in production technology. Exhibit 4: loss of critical input: the supply of tequila shifts leftward due to crop failure. It results in the predicted increase in equilibrium price and decrease in equilibrium quantity. What happens when both supply and demand shift in the same time period: we can predict the change in one equilibrium variable (pricee or. Quantitye): we cannot predict the effect on the other variable, change in the second variable is indeterminate until we know the relative changes in supply and demand. What happens when both supply and demand shift in the same time period: the change in quantity will depend on the relative changes in supply and demand: If the decrease in demand is greater than the increase in supply, the equilibrium quantity will decrease.

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