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- Explain the diffrence between the law of demand and law of supply? Dont copy and typed answer please. I ll rateWhat is the “Law of Demand”? How does it relate to the Slutsky equation?Why do we need to assume other things equal (constant) when justifying the law of demand? Explain in details with an example.
- what is an example of existing demandExplain graphically the difference between a change in quantity demanded and ashift in demand. What are the important factors that can cause the demand curve toshift?What would the digram look like when demand increases and a different diagram when supply increases
