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Holding everything else constant: ♢ When supply increases, the quantity
increases and the price falls. ♢ When supply decreases, the quantity decreases
and the price rises. Reading Between the Lines on pp. 90-91 shows the effects of
the ...
Holding everything else constant: ♢ When supply increases, the quantity
increases and the price falls. ♢ When supply decreases, the quantity decreases
and the price rises. Reading Between the Lines on pp. 90-91 shows the effects of
the ...
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... smallest possible increase (decrease) in price causes an infinitely large
decrease (increase) in the quantity demanded ... elastic (inferior good) Less than
zero When income increases (decreases), quantity demanded decreases (
increases) ...
... smallest possible increase (decrease) in price causes an infinitely large
decrease (increase) in the quantity demanded ... elastic (inferior good) Less than
zero When income increases (decreases), quantity demanded decreases (
increases) ...
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When the price falls to $3, she increases her consumption to 5 movies a month at
point b. The entire demand curve is made up of these two points plus all the other
points that tell us Lisa's best affordable consumption of movies at each price ...
When the price falls to $3, she increases her consumption to 5 movies a month at
point b. The entire demand curve is made up of these two points plus all the other
points that tell us Lisa's best affordable consumption of movies at each price ...
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