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Analytic induction is an approach to qualitative data analysis in which universal explanations of phenomena are sought by the collection of (qualitative)data until no cases that are inconsistent with a hypothetical explanation of a phenomenon are found.
Competitive Supply
The total quantity of a good or service that is available to consumers, determined by the sum of all individual suppliers’ quantities at each price level in a competitive market.
Elasticity of Supply
An evaluation of the extent to which the amount of a good provided alters as a result of variations in its price.
Equilibrium Price
The price at which the quantity of goods supplied equals the quantity of goods demanded.
Linear Supply
A supply relationship showing a direct, constant increase in quantity supplied as price increases.
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