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- 2. Learning Objectives By the end of the lesson the learners will be able to : Define
- 3. 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Supply and Demand are the two fundamental forces that guide an economy.
- 4. 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Price Equilibrium
- 5. Price Equilibrium 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 6. 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Price Disequilibrium
- 7. Excess Demand/ Shortage 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 8. Excess Supply/Surplus 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 9. Shifts in supply and demand 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 10. 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy The original equilibrium price is P1, quantity Q1. We are at a
- 11. Supply curve shifts to the right 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Why might the supply curve shift
- 12. Supply curve shifts to the left 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Why might the supply curve shift
- 13. Demand curve shifts to the left 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Why might the demand curve shift
- 14. 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy New Price Equilibrium
- 15. In Class Activity 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy For each of the following scenarios, use a supply
- 16. Recap of Today’s Lesson 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 17. Reflection 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 18. Price Equilibrium function 11.2a Lesson 6 NIS 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
- 19. Learning Objectives By the end of the lesson the learners will be able to : Define
- 20. Equilibrium Price Function Demand Function Qd = a – bP Qd = quantity of a good
- 21. In Class Activity 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy Consider the market for apple juice. In this market,
- 22. Recap of Today’s Lesson 01/11/2016 Sonali Sinha Roy
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