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Demand
curve shifting right

1. Find
disequilibrium
2.
Excess
demand/shortage
3. Prices
rise
4. Incentivize firms to increase
output
5.
Ration scarce
resources
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Demand curve shifts right
Equilibrium
price and quantity
increase
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Supply curve shifting right
1. Find
disequilibrium
2.
Excess supply
/surplus
3. Prices fall
4. Incentivize firms to
reduce output
5.
Ration scarce
resources
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Supply curve shifts right
Equilibrium price
falls
, quantity
increases
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There are two shifts left to cover: demand shifting
left
, supply shifting
left
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The disequilibrium for demand shifting left is
excess demand
/
shortage
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The disequilibrium for supply shifting
left
is
excess supply
/surplus
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The functions of the price mechanism are used to move from one
equilibrium
to a new equilibrium in all cases of demand or
supply
shifts
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