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thatis substituteitforalternativeproductsthatconsumersmighthavepreviouslybought
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marketdemandcurve refers sumtothe ofall
individualconsumer'sdemand foraproductin a
marketatagivenpricelevel
Amarketisanyplacewheretransactionstakeplacebetweenbuyersandsellers
on pricedeterminants Habitsfashiontastes income substitutes complements advertising
of demand governmentpolicies economy
Movementsalongthedemandcurve shiftsofthedemandcurve
Achangeinpriceofglscauses amovementalongthedemandcurve
Anincrease inpricewillcause a contraction inQD
AreductioninpricewillcauseanexpansioninQD
fallinthepricefromp1topacausesdemand
III
fifansion
toexpandfromQ1 Q2leterisparibus
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but amovementalongademandcurveiscausedbychangesinthepriceofaproduct
, Supplyreferstothequantityofglsthafirmsarewilling abletosellatanygivenpricepertimeperio
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ceterisparibus
2reasons forthislaw Existingfirmsinthemarketcanearnhigherprofitmarginsiftheysupply
more
to
Morefirmsenterthemarketashigherpricesallowthem coverproduction
costsandearn a profit
Impenunderlynheawofurly
heawofdiminishingmarginalreturns occurswhenemployingadditionalvariablefactorsofproduction
causesthemarginalreturnadditionaloutput toeventuallydecline
increasingmarginalcosts occurswhenthe additionalcosts eachextraunitofoutputstarttorise
of
duetodiminishingmarginalreturns oncefirmsareonlywillingandabletoincreaseproduction
if
theyrelieveahigherpricefortheadditionalunitsofoutput
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JTCDQ
theprincipleofincreasingmarginalcostsunderpinsthelawofsupplysothesuppl
curveslopesupwardsbecausehigherpricesarenated tocoverthehighermarginal
costsofproductionwhena increasesits output
prices i onlyappliesinthe5R
firm
whatarethenonpricedeterminantsofsupply
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use thesameresources producingmore
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anotherproduct
financialassistancefromthegovernmenttoencourageproductionofcertainproducts
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