ECON101 Lecture Notes - Market Power, Demand Curve

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A market is a group of buyers and sellers. In a competitive market there are so many buyers and sellers that no one has a significant impact on price. Surplus- excess supply, and markets have to lower prices until market reaches equilibrium. Shortage- quantity demanded is higher than the quantity supplied and the market has to raise prices until it reaches equilibrium. Law of demand- quantity of a goods or service demanded falls as price raises. Demand- a consumer"s desire and willingness to pay a price for a goods or service. Demand schedule- a table that shows the relation between price and the quantity demanded. Quantity demanded- sum of all the quantities demanded per individual (can be looked at for any time period) Non-price factors shift the curve, but a change in price will only move along the graph. Demand rises as number of buyers of buyers increase, and this will shift the curve right.

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