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shortage or surplus be? 4. Suppose more people choose to purchase shirts (made of cotton) they saw a celebrity wear. At the same time, the price of cotton increases. What will happen to the price and quantity (bought/sold) of the shirt? Draw a graph to illustrate your answer.

          shortage or surplus be?
4. Suppose more people choose to purchase shirts (made of cotton) they saw a celebrity wear. At
the same time, the price of cotton increases. What will happen to the price and quantity
(bought/sold) of the shirt? Draw a graph to illustrate your answer.
        
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shortage or surplus be?
4. Suppose more people choose to purchase shirts (made of cotton) they saw a celebrity wear. At
the same time, the price of cotton increases. What will happen to the price and quantity
(bought/sold) of the shirt? Draw a graph to illustrate your answer.

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00:01 We've got the supply and demand graph, right? so we got price on one axis and quantity on the other.
00:09 And let's say this is the muffin market.
00:15 So here is our quantity supplied.
00:21 Here is our quantity demanded.
00:25 Okay.
00:26 Now consumer surplus is going to be willingness to pay just make that equals, minus price.
00:35 So what this means is how much buyers are willing to pay for a certain good, and price is the actual price received.
00:43 So let's say we have layla.
00:46 She is willing to pay $7 for a box of muffins, and the actual price, lucky for her, is $4.
00:57 Let's just call that our equilibrium point.
00:59 So let's say 15 muffins for $4 is our equilibrium.
01:06 Well, if we plot layla on this graph, she's willing to pay, what, $7 for that muffin? so her willingness to pay is $7, and the distance between that and the price is $3.
01:26 So that means this area here is always our consumer surplus.
01:34 Surplus is always here.
01:35 Sorry, that got a little messy.
01:38 Consumer surplus.
01:39 It's the area between the demand curve and the equilibrium price.
01:45 Okay.
01:46 So then our producer surplus is going to equal price minus willingness to sell.
01:57 Okay.
01:58 So this is basically the cost.
02:02 Okay, so let's say we have gene.
02:06 The actual price of the muffins is, let's say, $4.
02:13 And her cost is $2.
02:17 So that means her producer surplus is $2.
02:23 So if we plot gene somewhere here, she's willing, like, $2, right? and that means that this area is our producer surplus.
02:39 Okay, so here's maybe this is silly to think about, but i just want to mention it.
02:46 If we really think about plotting these points, right, it's talking about willingness to pay for a certain quantity, right? so if we think about this, this is the current point, willingness, lela's like right here.
02:58 So this is her consumer surplus.
03:00 And if we consider a whole bunch of buyers and their different page, we basically get this area here.
03:06 But it's easier to think of it as this area...
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