ElCajon Hypothetical Market Table For Supply & Demand Prices Microeconomics

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Running head: MICROECONOMICS ASSIGNMENT

Macroeconomics assignment
Student’s name
Institution Affiliation

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MICROECONOMICS ASSIGNMENT

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Microeconomics assignment
Hypothetical Market Table for Supply, Demand, Prices
In this hypothetical market, we assume that the commodity on sale is peanut butter, and
when price changes, the supply and demand also changes as shown below
Price of peanut

Number of people who are willing Number of sellers who want to

butter($)

and able to buy (demand)

sell i.e. supply

5

100

40

10

90

50

15

80

60

20

65

70

25

50

80

30

40

90

The graph of the data above is as shown below

MICROECONOMICS ASSIGNMENT

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DEMAND AND SUPPLY CURVE
35

Number of people who are willing and able to buy (demand)

30

Number of sellers who want to sell i.e supply

25
20
15
10
5
0
0

20

40

60

80

100

Number of sellers and buyers

Slope of supply = change in price divide by chang...


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