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Equilibrium Price
Equilibrium Price- Indian Economy
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 | Question 1 | 
What is equilibrium price?
| The equilibrium price is where the supply of goods matches demand. When a major index experiences a period of consolidation or sideways momentum, it can be said that the forces of supply and demand are relatively equal and that the market is in a state of equilibrium.  | 
| Question 2 | 
How has Alfred Marshall classified time period?
| He classified it into three types. 
a. Market period or very short period 
b. Short period and 
c. Long period 
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| Question 3 | 
What is short period?
| During this period supply can be altered to some extent.  | 
| Question 4 | 
What is long period?
| During this period supply can be altered fully.  | 
| Question 5 | 
What is market period or very short period?
| During this period the time allotted for supply is very limited. | 
| Question 6 | 
Equilibrium price equalizes________
| Demand and supply | |
| Demand and income | |
| Supply and production | |
| Demand and utility | 
| Question 7 | 
Supply is constant in_______
| very short period | |
| short period | |
| long period	 | |
| very long period | 
| Question 8 | 
When the price rises the demand __________
| decreases | |
| increases | |
| becomes natural | |
| becomes zero | 
| Question 9 | 
If the price is greater than the equilibrium price, then there is a gap between______
| demand and supply		 | |
| supply and production | |
| demand and price	 | |
| supply and price | 
| Question 10 | 
Alfred Marshall explained about the role of _________ in influencing the equilibrium price.
| time | |
| money | |
| consumers | |
| products | 
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