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1.The demand curve 2.The supply curve 3.Market equilibrium and disequilibrium 4.Comparative statics 5.Price floors 6.Price ceilings.
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Supply Unit 5. Law of Supply When Prices go up, Supply goes up When Prices go down, Supply goes down –Quantity supplied is a measure of the number of.
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Overview of LMP Markets Features of ISOs / RTOs David Withrow Senior Market Economist Fall 2007 Meeting of the NARUC Staff Subcommittee on Accounting and.
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