Market for a good is in equilibrium. What is the effect on equilibrium price and quantity if both market demand and market supply of the good increase in the same proportion? Use diagram.

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If market is in equilibrium and market demand as well as market supply for a commodity increase in the same proportion the price remains stable, there is no change in the equilibrium price but the equilibrium quantity will increase.

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