An increase in both equilibrium price and quantity is a consequence of a(n): increase in supply. increase in demand. decrease in demand decrease in supply
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Increase in supply: When the supply of a product or service increases, it means that more of that product or service is available in the market. This can happen due to various reasons such as increased production, improved technology, or lower production costs. An Show more…
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