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Market Equilibrium

Occurs when the quantity demanded in the quantity supplied at a particular price are equal

Equilibrium Price

The price at which the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied are equal

Surplus

The result of the quantity supplied being greater than the quantity demanded

Shortage

The result of the quantity demanded being greater than the quantity supplied

Disequilibrium

Occurs when quantity demanded and the quantity supplied are not in balance

Competitive Pricing

Occurs when the producers sell products at lower prices to lure customers away from rival producers while still making a profit

Characteristics of the Price System

Neutral, Market-Driven, Flexible, and Efficient

Incentive

Encourages people to act in certain ways

Price Ceiling

The legal maximum price that sellers may change for a product

Price Floor

The legal minimum price that buyers must pay for a product

Minimum Wage

A legal minimum amount that an employer must pay for one hour of work

Rationing

A government system for allocating goods and services using criteria other than price

Black Market

Involve illegal buying or selling in violation of price controls or rationing