Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Are you confusing movement along the supply line (which is when you increase supply by simply producing more) with shifts in the supply line (which results from increases in technology)?
If the market always clears, than increases in supply alway result in immediate and adequate price drops. That is Say's law. Either you believe in market equilibrium or you don't. All free market economists basically believe in Say's law.
Are you confusing movement along the supply line (which is when you increase supply by simply producing more) with shifts in the supply line (which results from increases in technology)?
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