Demand and Supply Exercises Directions: Fill in the boxes (QD, QS, D, S, P, Q) in the next three demand and supply exercises. Based upon the event, what can we expect to occur for the market? Use a "0" (zero) if nothing will occur for that particular variable, a *+" (plus) if an increase, or a ""(negative) if a reduction. QD stands for Quantity Demanded, QS for Quantity Supplied, D for Demand, S for Supply, P for Price, and Q for Quantity. Problem 1 Market Event Automobile windshields Toyota, GM, and Ford Price plan to increase production due to higher demand expectations. D Quantity QD QS D S Q P.

Demand and Supply Exercises Directions: Fill in the boxes (QD, QS, D, S, P, Q) in the next three demand and supply exercises. Based upon the event, what can we expect to occur for the market? Use a "0" (zero) if nothing will occur for that particular variable, a *+" (plus) if an increase, or a ""(negative) if a reduction. QD stands for Quantity Demanded, QS for Quantity Supplied, D for Demand, S for Supply, P for Price, and Q for Quantity. Problem 1 Market Event Automobile windshields Toyota, GM, and Ford Price plan to increase production due to higher demand expectations. D Quantity QD QS D S Q P.

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