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Think of a normal X-Y graph. On the Y-axis is price, and on the X-Axis is quantity. Demand is generally a downward sloping line (or curve) and supply is generally an upward sloping line (or curve).

Here is a basic example that I made: see link below

Note that supply and demand intersect - this point is known as the market equilibrium because quantity supplied equals quantity demanded.

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Microsoft office excel, Pie graphes. One for demand and one for supply. Print on transparencies then over lay them on the projector at key moments during your presentation.

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qd = 500 -2p

qs = -100 +3p

graph the supply and demand curves

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