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Suppose the market price of a good X is below the equilibrium price. The result is a shortage and sellers can be expected to decrease the quantity of that good X supplied.
Distribution
Refers to the way in which something is shared out or spread across a range, often used in reference to statistical data.
Two Variables
Refers to studies or analyses that involve examining the relationships or interactions between two different variables.
Test of Independence
A statistical technique that identifies whether there is a meaningful relationship between two variables of categorical type.
Categorical Variable
A variable that represents groups or categories with no intrinsic ranking or order.
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