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Since natural experiments offered by history cannot be used in economics, carefully constructed laboratory experiments must be used.
Supply Curve
A visual depiction showing the connection between a product's price and the amount available for supply.
Supply Curve
An illustrated chart that maps the link between the cost of a commodity and how much of it is produced.
Apartments
Residential units within a building or complex that are owned or rented for living purposes.
Normal Good
An item whose demand grows when the income of consumers goes up, and diminishes when their income goes down.
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