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As more people buy computers, the demand for Internet service will increase and the price of Internet service will decrease. The fall in the price of Internet service will decrease the supply of Internet service. This statement is ______ because ______. TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases too so that no shortage occurs. FALSE. The increase in the demand for Internet service creates a shortage and to eliminate the shortage, supply decreases. FALSE. An increase in demand for Internet service does not decrease the price of Internet service, and a decrease in the price of Internet service does not decrease the supply of Internet service. TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases so that the price of Internet service does not decrease. TRUE. The decrease in the price of Internet service decreases the supply of Internet service to eliminate the shortage.

          As more people buy computers, the demand for Internet service will increase and the price of Internet service will decrease. The fall in the price of Internet service will decrease the supply of Internet service.
This statement is ______ because ______.
TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases too so that no shortage occurs.
FALSE. The increase in the demand for Internet service creates a shortage and to eliminate the shortage, supply decreases.
FALSE. An increase in demand for Internet service does not decrease the price of Internet service, and a decrease in the price of Internet service does not decrease the supply of Internet service.
TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases so that the price of Internet service does not decrease.
TRUE. The decrease in the price of Internet service decreases the supply of Internet service to eliminate the shortage.
        
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As more people buy computers, the demand for Internet service will increase and the price of Internet service will decrease. The fall in the price of Internet service will decrease the supply of Internet service.
This statement is  because .
TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases too so that no shortage occurs.
FALSE. The increase in the demand for Internet service creates a shortage and to eliminate the shortage, supply decreases.
FALSE. An increase in demand for Internet service does not decrease the price of Internet service, and a decrease in the price of Internet service does not decrease the supply of Internet service.
TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases so that the price of Internet service does not decrease.
TRUE. The decrease in the price of Internet service decreases the supply of Internet service to eliminate the shortage.

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"As more people buy computers, the demand for Internet service will increase and the price of Internet service will decrease. The fall in the price of Internet service will decrease the supply of Internet service." This statement is because TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases too so that no shortage occurs. FALSE. The increase in the demand for Internet service creates a shortage and to eliminate the shortage, supply decreases. FALSE An increase in demand for Internet service does not decrease the price of Internet service, and a decrease in the price of Internet service does not decrease the supply of Internet service. TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases so that the price of Internet service does not decrease. TRUE. The decrease in the price of Internet service decreases the supply of Internet service to eliminate the shortage. "As more people buy computers, the demand for Internet service will increase and the price of Internet service will decrease. The fall in the price of Internet service will decrease the supply of Internet service." This statement is because TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases too so that no shortage occurs. FALSE. The increase in the demand for Internet service creates a shortage and to eliminate the shortage, supply decreases. FALSE. An increase in demand for Internet service does not decrease the price of Internet service, and a decrease in the price of Internet service does not decrease the supply of Internet service. TRUE. When the demand for Internet service decreases, the supply of Internet service decreases so that the price of Internet service does not decrease. TRUE. The decrease in the price of Internet service decreases the supply of Internet service to eliminate the shortage.
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00:01 Hello, so today i'm going to ensure your multiple questions about supply and demand curve.
00:06 For doing so, i divide the questions in the multiple problems that you have.
00:10 So the first question is what happens if the price of coffee increase, that will increase, decrease the demand of coffee, why? because they have a negative relationship, so it doesn't imply that the demand changes, it's just that the relationship between price and quantities demanded is negative.
00:23 What happens is the price of apple increase? i'm assuming that there is an increase in the input or the way they are producing, so they will increase the support supplies and it will shift the curve.
00:34 That's what i'm assuming here.
00:36 So then there's what is the market equilibrium.
00:38 The market equilibrium means when the quantity supplies are equal with the quantities demand.
00:44 The next question will be when the price is over the equilibrium price will happen.
00:48 Then there is a market surplus as there is more supply than demand of these quantities...
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