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Define the basic principles of the two most important laws in economics; the law of supply and the law of demand.
Supply and demand analysis is an extremely powerful economic tool, however it's often misunderstood. The first misconception I cover is the idea of "The Law Of Supply and Demand." This is a very popular statement, however it's not entirely true. There are in-fact, two separate laws: a law of supply and a law of demand. Each works independently of the other. I first cover the law of supply, followed by the law of demand, and finally discuss how they work together using some real world examples.
Prices of garnets, or anything for that matter will always stabilize by itself, no single person or group can change the price by themselves, law of supplies and demands will equalize everything. If prices drop, that's not because people are undercutting, it's because excess supply and thus people willing to pay less, and vice versa.
It doesn't matter how much people flood the market.
If they decide to flood the market for 5G, then that is their loss. The economy recovers itself to the value it should be at based on supply and demand. If the demand is high, the price will be fixed afterwards.
Even if you put hundreds of Garnets for 1G, it will eventually move back up.
If it doesn't, then there isn't a demand for it and that is the population's fault.
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