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The relationship between quantity demanded and price is a(n) ______ relationship.

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00:01 All right, we are doing problem number 16 from chapter 3.
00:07 16.
00:11 Okay, and it's asking us, what is the relationship between quantity demanded and quantity supplied at equilibrium? what is the relationship when there is a shortage? what is a relationship when there is a surplus? so, let's draw equilibrium.
00:24 Here we go.
00:25 Supply, demand, price, quantity.
00:31 So, as you may recall, quantity.
00:34 Supplied is going to be wherever the quantity is along the supply curve where it meets the demand curve.
00:44 So the quantity supplied is going to be here.
00:49 You know, you can see it's this, right? it's that.
00:53 Quantity demanded is going to be the exact same thing.
00:55 It's going to be the quantity of whatever good that is demanded at equilibrium.
01:01 Again, that falls right here.
01:05 You see? so in a normal, equilibrium, quantity demand and quantity supplied are going to be the same thing.
01:10 So let's write q sub d equals q sub s.
01:18 Cool.
01:20 Now let's draw if there were a price ceiling.
01:27 Here's normal equilibrium.
01:30 Price quantity, supply, demand...
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