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Similarly , if its price is expected to fall , it pays to cut back on today's purchases and buy more later ... OF DEMAND The quantity of tapes demanded Decreases if : Increases if : The price of a tape rises The price of a tape falls 4.
Similarly , if its price is expected to fall , it pays to cut back on today's purchases and buy more later ... OF DEMAND The quantity of tapes demanded Decreases if : Increases if : The price of a tape rises The price of a tape falls 4.
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If we start at a price of $ 5 a tape , trading 6 million tapes a week , we can then work out what happens if demand falls back to its original level . You can see that the fall in demand decreases the equilibrium price to $ 3 a tape and ...
If we start at a price of $ 5 a tape , trading 6 million tapes a week , we can then work out what happens if demand falls back to its original level . You can see that the fall in demand decreases the equilibrium price to $ 3 a tape and ...
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As the price falls , Swanky and the other firms in the industry will react by lowering their output . That is , for each existing firm in the industry , its profit - maximizing output falls . Since the price falls , and since each firm ...
As the price falls , Swanky and the other firms in the industry will react by lowering their output . That is , for each existing firm in the industry , its profit - maximizing output falls . Since the price falls , and since each firm ...
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