Chapter 4: Q 17 (page 104)
How do economists define equilibrium in financial markets?
Short Answer
situation where different variables like supply and demand are balanced and the value of variable does not change is called equilibrium.
Chapter 4: Q 17 (page 104)
How do economists define equilibrium in financial markets?
situation where different variables like supply and demand are balanced and the value of variable does not change is called equilibrium.
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