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Dax Lawson
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26 May, 12:45
When a product reaches equilibrium price, then:
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Terry Quinn
26 May, 13:09
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Answer: surplus will go down.
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If market prices are below the equilibrium price the quantity supplied is less than the demand, this will lead to a short of supplies
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