If the demand curve is parallel to X axis and supply remain same what is the change in equilibrium price and quantity ??????????????
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Answers
How do we know how an economic event will affect equilibrium price and quantity? Luckily, there's a four-step process that can help us figure it out!
Step 1. Draw a demand and supply model representing the situation before the economic event took place.
Establishing this model requires four standard pieces of information:
The law of demand, which tells us the slope of the demand curve
The law of supply, which gives us the slope of the supply curve
The shift variables for demand
The shift variables for supply.
answer:-
Step 1. Draw a demand and supply model representing the situation before the economic event took place.
Establishing this model requires four standard pieces of information:
- The law of demand, which tells us the slope of the demand curve
- The law of supply, which gives us the slope of the supply curve
- The shift variables for demand
- The shift variables for supply.
- Once you create your demand and supply model, you can use it to find the initial equilibrium values for price and quantity.
Step 2. Decide whether the economic event being analyzed affects demand or supply.
Step 3. Decide whether the effect on demand or supply causes the curve to shift to the right or to the left, and sketch the new demand or supply curve on the diagram.
Step 4. Identify the new equilibrium
and then compare the original
equilibrium price and quantity to
the new equilibrium price and
quantity.
the effect on equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity:
I) Change in Demand when Supply is Perfectly Elastic
(II) Change in Supply when Demand is Perfectly Elastic
(III) Change in Demand when Supply is Perfectly Inelastic
(IV) Change in Supply when Demand is Perfectly Inelastic