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... quantity of tapes demanded will fall . People will buy more compact discs and prerecorded tapes and fewer blank tapes . If the price of a tape falls to $ 1 while the prices of all the other goods stay constant , the quantity of tapes ...
... quantity of tapes demanded will fall . People will buy more compact discs and prerecorded tapes and fewer blank tapes . If the price of a tape falls to $ 1 while the prices of all the other goods stay constant , the quantity of tapes ...
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... Demanded A point on the demand curve shows the quantity demanded at a given price . A move- ment along the demand curve shows a change in the quantity demanded . The entire demand curve shows demand . A shift in the demand curve shows a ...
... Demanded A point on the demand curve shows the quantity demanded at a given price . A move- ment along the demand curve shows a change in the quantity demanded . The entire demand curve shows demand . A shift in the demand curve shows a ...
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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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