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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 ...
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It is possible , therefore , that an increase in price will result in an increase in revenue in the short run but not ... As income increases , the quantity demanded increases , but the quantity demanded increases faster than income .
It is possible , therefore , that an increase in price will result in an increase in revenue in the short run but not ... As income increases , the quantity demanded increases , but the quantity demanded increases faster than income .
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