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This mindmap outlines visually the main components of the economic concept of Equilibrium
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Equilibrium
What is equilibrium?
A price at which it is ensured that exactly everything that
is produced (supplied) is purchased (demanded)
Equilibrium price and quantity are determined by demand and supply
It occurs on the Demand/Supply graph where the
demand curve intersects with the supply curve
Excess Demand
This occurs when the price is below the equilibrium price - price is so
low that the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied
Competition will eventually force price upwards towards equilibrium
price
Excess Supply
This occurs when the price is set above the equilibrium price -
the price is too high for all the quantity supplied to be
purchased
Eventually, excess supply will put downward pressure on the selling
price
Changes in Demand
Increased Demand
Results in an increase in equilibrium price and quantity
Decreased Demand
Results in a decrease in equilibrium price and quantity
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