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Lecture 04: Market equilibrium and comparative statics

Lecture 04: Market equilibrium and comparative statics

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Lecture 04: Market equilibrium and comparative statics
Why prices adjust
Comparative statics
Solving with equations
Figures from the lecture
Supply and Demand for XM points, graphically
Predicting price changes
Margarine prices go up
Dairy cattle feed prices go up
Prices spike as butter shortage spreads through Norway
Prices spike as butter shortage spreads through Norway
Increased demand, reduced supply
Demand and supply both decrease
An example: