When Prices Are Free to Adjust Over Time,the Market Price

question 136

Multiple Choice

When prices are free to adjust over time,the market price of a good tends to:

• A)fall below the equilibrium price in the long run.
• B)have no specific relationship to the equilibrium price.
• C)equal the equilibrium price in the long run.
• D)rise above the equilibrium price in the long run.

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Definitions:

Equilibrium Premium

The price level at which supply and demand for a financial instrument, such as insurance, are balanced, minimizing the risk of loss for insurers.

Equilibrium Quantity

The volume of products or services on offer equals the volume sought by consumers at the equilibrium price in the market.

Expected Utility

The anticipated satisfaction or value a person expects to receive from a particular outcome, considering all possible outcomes and their probabilities.

Insurance Market

The marketplace where various types of insurance products and services are traded between insurers and those seeking insurance protection.