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In discussing the supply curve, economists use phrases like, "if the price rises" or "if the price falls," because: they are uninterested in all of the other directions in which a price can move. all sellers have control over the prices at which they sell. they do not believe that prices are ever stable. the supply curve shows how sellers will respond to price changes but by itself does not explain how prices are determined.

          In discussing the supply curve, economists use phrases like, "if the price rises" or "if the price falls," because:
they are uninterested in all of the other directions in which a price can move.
all sellers have control over the prices at which they sell.
they do not believe that prices are ever stable.
the supply curve shows how sellers will respond to price changes but by itself does not explain how prices are
determined.
        
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In discussing the supply curve, economists use phrases like, "if the price rises" or "if the price falls," because:
they are uninterested in all of the other directions in which a price can move.
all sellers have control over the prices at which they sell.
they do not believe that prices are ever stable.
the supply curve shows how sellers will respond to price changes but by itself does not explain how prices are
determined.

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In discussing the supply curve, economists use phrases like, "if the price rises" or "if the price falls," because: they are uninterested in all of the other directions in which a price can move. all sellers have control over the prices at which they sell. they do not believe that prices are ever stable. the supply curve shows how sellers will respond to price changes but by itself does not explain how prices are determined. In discussing the supply curve, economists use phrases like,"if the price rises"or "if the price falls,"because O they are uninterested in all of the other directions in which a price can move. O all sellers have control over the prices at which they sell. O they do not believe that prices are ever stable. O the supply curve shows how sellers will respond to price changes but by itself does not explain how prices are determined.
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00:01 Let's go over this question.
00:02 So this is about supply and demand.
00:09 In the free market, sellers do not determine prices.
00:23 Buyers and sellers negotiate in the marketplace to determine them.
00:33 We want to identify the components of supply and demand using the appropriate terminology.
00:41 So let's go over these terms.
00:53 So our demand curve is the downward sloping curve.
01:05 So this shows that as price increases, the quantity demanded decreases.
01:21 Then we have our supply curve...
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