Exam 3: Basic Elements of Supply and Demand Part
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Figure 3-2
-Let P* and Q* represent market clearing price and quantity, respectively.Given the supply and demand curves drawn in Figure 3-2, a reduction in the price of an input used in the production of Q will cause:

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Given a normal upward sloping supply schedule and a downward sloping demand schedule, an increase in labor productivity should result in a lower equilibrium price for the concerned good.
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If supply decreases and family income increases, it is possible that the quantity demanded will remain the same.
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