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Economics, 6/e
Stephen L. Slavin

Demand, Supply And Equilibrium

Chapter 17 - Demand, Supply, and Equilibrium



1

The sum of the individual demand schedules in a market equals the demand.
2

If your demand for a product increases as your income declines, that good is an .
3

If the price of haircuts doubles, the quantity demanded will (increase, decrease) and the quantity supplied will (increase, decrease).
4

A decrease in the tax on a service (raises, lowers) the (demand, supply) of that service.
5

A change in consumer taste for a product will prompt a change in .