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Equilibrium quantity

What equilibrium quantity means in economics, with an example and a question to test yourself.

Definition
Equilibrium quantity
Equilibrium quantity is the amount bought and sold at that price, where quantity demanded equals quantity supplied.
Not to be confused with: Equilibrium price
Equilibrium price is the only price where the plans of consumers and the plans of producers agree.
Test yourself

What is the difference between equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price?

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