ECON-221 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Planned Economy, Indifference Curve, Budget Constraint

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Equilibrium price is attained at a point where force of demand and supply are equal. That is to say, demand price equals the supply price. This is the most fundamental feature of market economic. Decisions about consumption are undertaken by millions of different people, each freely expressing their preferences for different goods and services. Decisions about production, on the other hand, are undertaken by tens of thousands of producers who freely decide which goods and services they are going to provide. These price changes ensure that the decisions of consumers and producers,, although taken independently are usually compatible with one another. For example, if a good suddenly becomes more popular so that there is a market shortage at the existing price, price will rise so as to ration the available supply. However, a rise in price will make the production of such a commodity more profitable.

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