Chapter 4: Problem 3
At equilibrium price, quantity demanded is ( \(\mathrm{OB})\) a) greater than quantity supplied b) cqual to quantity supplicd c) smaller than quantity supplied
Chapter 4: Problem 3
At equilibrium price, quantity demanded is ( \(\mathrm{OB})\) a) greater than quantity supplied b) cqual to quantity supplicd c) smaller than quantity supplied
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Get started for freeWhen quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded, (LO3) a) price will fall to its equilibrium level b) price will rise to its equilibrium level c) price may rise, fall, or stay the same, depending on a varicty of factors
When market price is above equilibrium price, (LO3) a) market price will risc b) equilibrium price will rise c) market price will fall d) equilibrium price will fall
At equilibrium, quantity demanded is equal to quantity supplied. (LO3) a) sometimes b) always c) never
A demand schedule is determined by the wishes and abilities of (LOI) a) sellers b) buyers c) buyers and sellers d) neither sellers nor buyers
What happens to quantity demanded when price is raised? (LO3) a) It rises. b) It falls. c) It stays the same. d) It cannot be determined if it rises, falls, or stays the same.
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