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Supply and Demand Diagram for the Hat Market Before and After an Increase in Demand (Figure 8.14)

The diagram presents the hat market, plotting quantity (in thousands, from 0 to 60) on the x-axis and price (in dollars, from 0 to 25) on the y-axis, with coordinates given as (quantity, price). It features an upward-sloping supply curve originating at (0, 2) and an initial downward-sloping demand curve connecting (0, 20) and (40, 0). These curves intersect at point A (24, 8), representing the initial market equilibrium. A demand shift is shown by a new, flatter demand curve positioned above the original. This new curve intersects the supply curve at the new equilibrium, point C (32, 10), and also passes through points B (24, 14) and D (37, 8). The horizontal distance between point A, the original equilibrium, and point D on the new demand curve illustrates the excess demand at the initial price. [3]

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