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Price determination
ZOE LAI
Contents
▪ Review- demand and supply curves
▪ Equilibrium price and quantities(sales)
▪ Disequilibrium price and excess demand and excess supply
▪ Summary and homework
▪ Reference
▪ Q&A
Drawing the demand
and supply curves
Price of Ice-Cream
Cone
Quantity of Cones
Demanded
Quantity of Cones
Supplied
$0.00
19 cones
0 cones
0.50
16
0
1.00
13
1
1.50
10
4
2.00
7
7
2.50
4
10
3.00
1
13
▪Demand curves
▪Supply curves
Market equilibrium市场均衡
Equilibrium
Equilibrium price
(market clearing
price)
the price that
balances quantity
supplied and
quantity demanded
a situation in which the
market price has
reached the level at
which quantity supplied
equals quantity
demanded
Equilibrium quantity
the quantity supplied
and the quantity
demanded at the
equilibrium price
Equilibrium price is the price at which:
A. Everything that is produced is sold
B. The amount consumers demand is equal
to the amount sellers supply
C. The number of buyers equals the number
of sellers
D. Supply exceeds demand
Quick
check
What happens when the market price
is NOT equal to the equilibrium price
▪ the market price is higher than
the equilibrium price
▪ the market price is less than the
equilibrium price
Market disequilibrium
A market is in disequilibrium if
the quantity consumers wish to buy
is not matched by the quantity
producers wish to sell
D
S
At price P1 there is an excess
Price per unit
P1
supply. Price will need to fall to
persuade consumers to buy
more and for producers to
contract their supply.
At price P2 there is an excess
demand. Price will need to
rise to reduce consumer
demand and to encourage
producers to supply more.
Pe
P2
S
D
0
Quantity traded per period
1.a market is operating with a disequilibrium price, what must this
mean?
A. Demand and supply are not equal
B. Shortages do not exist
C. The price mechanism is not working
D. There is no opportunity cost involved
Quick
check
2. A market is experiencing a shortage. What will happen to price and sales as the
market moves back to equilibrium?
Price
Sales
A. Decrease
Fall
B. Decrease
Rise
C. Increase
Fall
D. Increase
Rise
3. If there is excess demand in a market, what is the relationship between price and
equilibrium price, and sales and equilibrium sales?
Price
Sales
A. Above equilibrium
Above equilibrium
B. Above equilibrium
Below equilibrium
C. Below equilibrium
Below equilibrium
D. Below equilibrium
Above equilibrium
Summary & homework
▪ Equilibrium price and quantities
▪ Disequilibrium prices and excess
demand and supply in a market
Reference
• Complete economics for Cambridge
IGCSE & 0 level course book
• Principles of economics 7th edition by N.,
Gregory and Mankiw
• https://blog.publix.com/publix/tag/icecream/
• Complete economics for Cambridge
IGCSE & 0 level Teacher resource kit
Q&A
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THANKS a lot
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