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Beginning with the 2002 model year on the Lincoln LS and the Ford Thunderbird, Ford divided the GEM into two control modules. These modules are referred to as the:
Demand Curve
A visual chart illustrating how the quantity of a product that consumers want to buy varies with its price, usually showing a decline from left to right.
More Elastic
Describes a demand that is highly responsive to changes in price, where consumers are willing to buy significantly more or less of a product when its price changes.
Long-Run Equilibrium
A state in which all inputs in production can be adjusted, and there is no tendency for change in economic variables.
Average Total Cost
The per-unit cost of production, calculated by dividing the total cost of production by the number of units produced, including both fixed and variable costs.
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