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... quantity demanded equal the quantity supplied . The demand schedule shown in the table in Fig . 4.1 and the supply schedule shown in the table in Fig . 4.4 appear together in the table in Fig . 4.7 . If the price of a tape is $ 1 , the ...
... quantity demanded equal the quantity supplied . The demand schedule shown in the table in Fig . 4.1 and the supply schedule shown in the table in Fig . 4.4 appear together in the table in Fig . 4.7 . If the price of a tape is $ 1 , the ...
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... quantity decreases and the price rises . Reading Between the Lines on pp . 90–91 shows the effects of the floods in ... quantity . If both demand and sup- ply change , we cannot always say what will happen to both the price and the ...
... quantity decreases and the price rises . Reading Between the Lines on pp . 90–91 shows the effects of the floods in ... quantity . If both demand and sup- ply change , we cannot always say what will happen to both the price and the ...
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... quantity of that good sup- plied . The relationship between the quantity sup- plied and price , holding constant all other influences on firms ' planned sales , is illustrated by the supply schedule or supply curve . A change in the ...
... quantity of that good sup- plied . The relationship between the quantity sup- plied and price , holding constant all other influences on firms ' planned sales , is illustrated by the supply schedule or supply curve . A change in the ...
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