ECON 111 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Market Power, Monopsony, Beeswax

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All else equal, quantities of good purchased at various prices. Quantity of a good purchased at a given price. Or all else equal, price and quantity demanded are inversely related eb. Or all else equal, price and quantity demanded are inversely related. Change in something other than price of good. Changes in the prices of other related goods. If price for one good increases the demand for other good increases. If price for one good increases demand for the other decreases. All else equal, quantities of a good produced (qs) at various prices. Improvements in technology leads to increase in supply. Changes in the prices of resources or imports. If price of one good increases supply of other good decreases. If price of one good increases supply other good increases. A point where quantity demanded == quantity supplied. Reason: demand and supply are economic models if they are equal it violates the law of demand and law of supply.

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