(Microeconomics)
Post a real-world example of how a change in demand resulted in a
change in the market price. Provide a second example of how a
change in supply resulted in a change in the market price. How does
the price mechanism work to keep markets in equilibrium?
Respond to the postings of two of your classmates.
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