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Prof. Dr. Kimms provides clear and concise explanations for operations research and mathematical modeling topics.

This article provides a straightforward yet thorough explanation of how the intersection of demand and supply determines market prices. It covers key concepts such as equilibrium, shortages, surpluses, and how changes in supply or demand affect prices—valuable for understanding dynamism in markets.

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This online book chapter clearly explains the law of supply and demand and demonstrates how prices are set through the interaction between buyers and sellers in a market. It covers demand and supply curves, equilibrium price, and real-world examples.

The principal doctorate-granting institution of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, fostering advanced graduate education, original research, and scholarship. Offers over 40 doctoral and master’s programs and operates more than 30 research centers. Hosts over 100 free public events annually.

Marginal Revolution University (MRU) is a non-profit educational platform and YouTube channel founded by renowned economists Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok. They offer free, high-quality economics education, covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, personal finance, and economic history, making complex topics accessible and engaging for learners worldwide.

Educational YouTube channel covering a wide range of high school and college-level subjects across the humanities and sciences, aiming to make high-quality educational videos freely available.

A comprehensive chapter from eCampusOntario's Business Fundamentals textbook explaining the fundamentals of supply and demand, how they interact to set prices, and their practical relevance for entrepreneurs.

The Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) is Harvard University’s graduate school focused exclusively on education research, policy, leadership, and innovation. It aims to prepare education leaders and innovators who will drive change and expand opportunities in education worldwide, with a strong emphasis on advancing education practice and policy through research, leadership development, and the promotion of social justice in education.