Determining Market Price Answers

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Both excess supply and excess demand are a result of

e
equilibrium.
d
disequilibrium.
o
overproduction.
e
elasticity.
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The graph shows excess supply.Which needs to happen to the price indicated by p2 on the graph in order to achieve equilibrium?

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It needs to be increased.
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It needs to be decreased.
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It needs to reach the price ceiling.
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It needs to remain unchanged.
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Supply and demand coordinate to determine prices by working

t
together.
c
competitively.
w
with other factors.
s
separately.
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The graph shows excess demand.Which explains why the price indicated by p2 on the graph is lower than the equilibrium price?

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As prices fall, quantity demanded goes up.
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As prices fall, quantity demanded goes down.
A
As prices fall, quantity demanded stays the same.
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As prices fall, quantity demanded disappears.
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The graph shows excess demand.Which needs to happen in order to stop disequilibrium from occurring?

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Q
Q needs to be coordinated with supply.
Q
Q needs to be coordinated with demand.
T
The price of goods needs to be increased.
T
The price of goods needs to be decreased.
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The graph shows excess supply.Which explains why the price indicated by p2 on the graph is higher than the equilibrium price?

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A
As prices rise, quantity demanded goes up.
A
As prices rise, quantity demanded goes down.
A
As prices rise, quantity demanded stays the same.
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As prices rise, quantity demanded disappears.
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Which occurs during market equilibrium? Select two options.Supply and demand meet at a specific price.Supply is slightly greater than demand.Supply and demand meet at a specific quantity.Supply and demand meet at a demand point.Supply and demand meet at a supply point.

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Supply and demand meet at a specific price.
S
Supply is slightly greater than demand.
S
Supply and demand meet at a specific quantity.
S
Supply and demand meet at a demand point.
S
Supply and demand meet at a supply point.

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