Consider the market for lattes. In the figure, let EO be the initial equilibrium. What happens to the market for of lattes if steamed milk, which is used to make lattes is deemed to make people gassy, and at the same time, coffee shops begin using a machine that reduces the amount of labor necessary to produce lattes? Point your mouse and click on the new equilibrium intersection, the equilibrium price (on the price axis) and the equilibrium quantity (on the quantity axis) in the left and right panels separately. NOTE: You are essentially answering this question twice. Note that the supply changes more than demand on the left hand graph, and that demand changes more than supply on the right hand graph. At the new equilibrium, notice how the magnitude of the supply vs. demand changes affect the change to equilibrium price and quantity. Price a Quantity Price Quantity

Consider the market for lattes. In the figure, let EO be the initial equilibrium. What happens to the market for of lattes if steamed milk, which is used to make lattes is deemed to make people gassy, and at the same time, coffee shops begin using a machine that reduces the amount of labor necessary to produce lattes? Point your mouse and click on the new equilibrium intersection, the equilibrium price (on the price axis) and the equilibrium quantity (on the quantity axis) in the left and right panels separately. NOTE: You are essentially answering this question twice. Note that the supply changes more than demand on the left hand graph, and that demand changes more than supply on the right hand graph. At the new equilibrium, notice how the magnitude of the supply vs. demand changes affect the change to equilibrium price and quantity. Price a Quantity Price Quantity

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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