Which would cause a new equilibrium price to be lower and at a lower quantity sold?A. The demand curve shifts to the right.B. The demand curve shifts to the left.C. The supply curve shifts to the right.D. The supply curve shifts to the left.

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Which would cause a new equilibrium price to be lower and at a lower quantity sold?
A. The demand curve shifts to the right.
B. The demand curve shifts to the left.
C. The supply curve shifts to the right.
D. The supply curve shifts to the left.

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Step 1 Demand and Supply

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Demand is defined as how much is the consumer willing to pay for consuming particular goods and services. According to the law of demand, quantity demanded increases as prices fall and quantity demanded declines as prices rise.
Supply is defined as how much is the producer willing to accept for selling a particular commodity. The quantity supplied increases as prices rise and the quantity supplied declines as prices fall.
The interaction of demand and supply gives rise to the equilibrium. At equilibrium, there is neither shortage (excess demand) nor surplus (excess supply) of goods.

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