The document discusses market equilibrium and how it relates to supply and demand. It defines market equilibrium as the state where the quantity demanded is equal to the quantity supplied at a certain equilibrium price. It explains that shortage occurs when demand exceeds supply, causing the price to fall below equilibrium. Surplus happens when supply exceeds demand, so the price rises above equilibrium. The Philippines sometimes experiences rice shortages due to changes in supply and demand.
6. Learning
Objectives
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● Explain market equilibrium.
● Apply the law of demand and supply to
illustrate how equilibrium price and quantity
are determined.
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Market Equilibrium
state of balance when
quantity demanded (qd)
is equal to the quantity
supplied (qs)
qd qs
qd = qs
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Market Equilibrium
● Equilibrium quantity is
the quantity demanded
and quantity supplied at
equilibrium (qd = qs).
● Equilibrium price (also
marketing clearing
price) is the price where
qd = qs.
qd qs
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Market Equilibrium
I would like to buy your
50 cavans of rice at
₱720 per cavan. Okay! I could sell my 50
cavans of rice at ₱720 per
cavan.
rice buyer
rice seller
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Recall: Demand and Supply Curves
Demand curve
As the price of goods and
services increases, the
quantity demanded
decreases.
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Recall: Demand and Supply Curves
Supply curve
As the price of goods and
services increases, the
quantity supplied also
increases.
17. Demand for face masks and
its raw materials increased
as it became an essential
product due to the COVID-
19 pandemic. Hence,
shortage of face mask
occurred in the market.
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Market Disequilibrium
Example of Shortage
18. 1. increase in demand for goods and services
2. decrease in supply of goods and services
3. government interventions such as imposing
price ceilings
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Market Disequilibrium
Factors Affecting Shortage
19. ● excess supply in the
market
● quantity supplied is
greater than quantity
demand
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Market Disequilibrium
Surplus
qs > qd
qs
qd
21. In 2019, the Philippine
market experienced a
surplus of two million
kilograms of mangoes. At
the time, the country
produced an excess supply
of mangoes due to El Niño.
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Market Disequilibrium
Example of Surplus
22. 1. increase in supply of goods and services
2. decrease in demand for goods and services
3. government interventions such as imposing
price floor
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Market Disequilibrium
Factors Affecting Surplus
23. Try This!
Rearrange the letters to identify what is being
described below.
1. It is the quantity demanded and supplied
at equilibrium.
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E I I I U M B L R Q U
A U I N Q T T Y
24. Try This!
Rearrange the letters to identify what is being
described below.
2. It is the state of balance where the quantity
supplied that is equal to the quantity
demanded.
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A E M K R T
L U R E U M B Q I I I
25. Try This!
Rearrange the letters to identify what is being
described below.
3. It is the price where both the price for the
quantity demanded is equal to the price
for the quantity supplied.
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U E I M B I U I L R Q
E I C P R
26. Try This!
Rearrange the letters to identify what is being
described below.
4. It is a market condition where quantity
demanded is greater than the quantity
supplied.
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A E O G H R S T
27. Try This!
Rearrange the letters to identify what is being
described below.
5. It is a market condition where there is an
excess supply.
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L P R S S U U
28. Wrap-Up
● Market equilibrium is a state of balance
where the quantity supplied (qs) that the
sellers would like is equal to the quantity
demanded (qd) by the buyers at a given price.
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29. Wrap-Up ● Equilibrium price (also called marketing
clearing price) is the price where both the
price for the quantity demanded is equal to
the price for the quantity supplied.
● The quantity demanded and quantity supplied
at equilibrium is also called equilibrium
quantity.
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30. Wrap-Up ● Shortage happens when there is excess
demand. Price falls below the equilibrium
price.
● Surplus happens when there is excess supply.
Price falls above the equilibrium price.
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