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QUESTION 1
(i)
An economist would describe the market condition as a surplus or excess supply in the oil
market. This occurs when the quantity of oil supplied exceeds the quantity demanded at
the current price. The cartoon visually represents this by showing oil overflowing and
taking over the room, symbolising that there is more oil available than consumers are
willing to buy.
(ii)
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QUESTION 1
(i)
An economist would describe the market condition as a surplus or excess supply in the oil
market. This occurs when the quantity of oil supplied exceeds the quantity demanded at the
current price. The cartoon visually represents this by showing oil overflowing and taking over
the room, symbolising that there is more oil available than consumers are willing to buy.
(ii)
(iii)
When there is too much oil in the market, prices usually fall. As prices drop, producers reduce
how much oil they supply, while consumers buy more. This continues until the quantity
demanded equals quantity supplied, and the market reaches a new equilibrium.
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PREVIEW:
QUESTION 1
(i)
An economist would describe the market condition as a surplus or excess supply in the oil
market. This occurs when the quantity of oil supplied exceeds the quantity demanded at
the current price. The cartoon visually represents this by showing oil overflowing and
taking over the room, symbolising that there is more oil available than consumers are
willing to buy.
(ii)
Disclaimer:
The materials provided are intended for educational and informational purposes only. They
should not be submitted as original work or used in violation of any academic institution's
policies. The buyer is solely responsible for how the materials are used.
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QUESTION 1
(i)
An economist would describe the market condition as a surplus or excess supply in the oil
market. This occurs when the quantity of oil supplied exceeds the quantity demanded at the
current price. The cartoon visually represents this by showing oil overflowing and taking over
the room, symbolising that there is more oil available than consumers are willing to buy.
(ii)
(iii)
When there is too much oil in the market, prices usually fall. As prices drop, producers reduce
how much oil they supply, while consumers buy more. This continues until the quantity
demanded equals quantity supplied, and the market reaches a new equilibrium.
