ECON 103 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Takers, Perfect Competition, Demand Curve

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After studying this chapter, you will be able to. 5. of price explain the forces that drive market price to equilibrium, and how equilibrium price is affected by changes in demand and supply. The total amount that consumers desire to purchase in some time period is called the quantity demanded of a product. Quantity bought (or exchanged) refers to actual purchases. Quantity demanded is a flow, as opposed to a stock. A basic hypothesis is that ceteris paribus the price of a product and the quantity demanded are negatively related. There are usually several products that can satisfy any given want or desire. A reduction in the price of a product means that the specific desire can now be satisfied more cheaply by buying more of that product. A change in variables other than price will shift the demand curve to a new position.

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