Difference between equilibriums and dis equilibrium
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The equilibrium price is the cost of obtaining a product where the product supplied equals the amount demanded. The disequilibrium price is a cost of obtaining a product that creates unbalance in the market by not making the amount of the product needed and the amount of the product supplied.
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The definition of equilibrium in the physical sciences as a state of balance between opposing forces or action applies without modification in the field of economic theory. ... Disequilibrium in turn simply becomes the absence of a stale of balance—a state in which opposing forces produce imbalance.
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