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The Paradox of Market Instability

Standard economic models often assume that when a market is pushed away from its stable price and quantity, forces will naturally guide it back. However, some situations exhibit the opposite behavior. Describe a scenario where an initial price increase for a good leads to a further increase in demand, pushing the market even further from its starting point. Explain the underlying mechanism that causes this seemingly paradoxical outcome.

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