Answered: O At a price of $8, more people are…

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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Excess Demand exists if at a particular price the amount of a good demanded exceeds the amount supplied, i.e. people want to buy more of the good at a particular price than people want to sell at that price. .

Excess Supply exists if at a particular price the amount of a good demanded is less than the amount supplied. i.e. people want to sell more of the good at a particular price than people want to buy at that price.

Understanding how the forces of Excess Supply or Excess Demand move a market to equilibrium in the real world involves imagining how suppliers and demands (sellers and buyers) will act to make themselves richer and happier when the price is above the equilibrium price (Excess Supply) or below the equilibrium price (Excess Demand).

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O At a price of $8, more people are willing to sell the good than there are people willing to buy.
In a situation of excess supply, some sellers will be unable to find buyers at a price of $10.
The sellers unable to find a buyer can make themselves better off by lowering their price and
finding a buyer albeit at a lower price.

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