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When supply decreases, this results in the supply curve shifting to the leftIf you recall, the supply curve can shift left for a number of reasons, including increase in price of other goods, and a rise in cost of technology.When this occurs, it results in both the equilibrium price increasing, and The equilibrium quantity decreasing
Shifts in Equilibrium Price/Quantity Changes in the demand/supply of a good will lead to a change in the equilibrium price and quantity of a good
Increase in Demand
When demand increases, this results in the demand curve shifting to the rightIf you recall, the demand curve can shift right for a number of reasons, including increase in price of a substitute, fall in price of a complement, and an increase in income.When this occurs, it results in both the equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity increasing
Decrease in Demand
When demand decreases, this results in the demand curve shifting to the leftIf you recall, the demand curve can shift left for a number of reasons, including decrease in price of a substitute, rise in price of a complement, and a decrease in income.When this occurs, it results in both the equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity decreasing
Increase in Supply
When supply increases, this results in the supply curve shifting to the rightIf you recall, the supply curve can shift right for a number of reasons, including decrease in price of other goods, fall in cost of technology, and technological advancement.When this occurs, it results in both the equilibrium price decreasing, andThe equilibrium quantity increasing
Decrease in Supply
A Shift in Equilibrium Price
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