ECON1131 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: The Diamonds, Marginal Cost, Opportunity Cost

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Chapter 7: market equilibrium: the laws of supply and demand. Total expenditures on the supply and demand curves at a certain point are the corresponding price times the quantity supplied at that price. Market equilibrium: the intersection of the market demand and the market supply curves at which the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied. The equilibrium price brings the demanders and suppliers together in a manner. Equilibrium: a state of rest, or balance, due to the equal action of opposing forces or influences; in economics, a situation from which no one has any incentive to change their behavior. At the market equilibrium, the quantity demanded by all the consumers exactly matches the quantity supplied by all firms. Equilibrium does not imply that either the consumers or the business firms are necessarily happy with their result". Excess supply: the amount by which quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded when price is above the equilibrium price.

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