a. Draw a supply and demand curve. Label all axes and curves
appropriately. Label the equilibrium point, the equilibrium
quantity, and the equilibrium price. b. Explain what equilibrium in
the market is and why there is a tendency toward it. (In other
words, if the price of something is higher or lower than the
equilibrium price, what forces (i.e., human behavior) push the
price and quantity to equilibrium.) c. Illustrate and explain how
equilibrium price and quantity change when either...