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Explain using economic analysis what determines the price of owner-occupied houses in the UK.
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a) Explain using economic analysis what determines the price of owner-occupied houses in the UK A market exists wherever there are buyers and sellers of a particular good. The buyers demand the goods from the market whilst sellers supply goods onto the market. Price is the market value of the good and is decided depending on the changing conditions of demand and supply. The law of demand states that more will be demanded the lower the price when all other things remain equal - ceteris paribus. The law of supply states that the more that is supplied the higher the price. As these two factors change, the price of the product changes. Where the curves on the graph cross it is known as the equilibrium price. This is where demand...
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