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wasteofo2
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Why is it that when you're showing a graph in anything relating to economics, Price is on the Y axis and Quantity is on the X axis? Doesn't it seem that the quantity is dependent upon the price, rather than the opposite? I realize that neither one nor the other is totally independent or totally dependent, but it just seems that price shifts are far more commonly due to changes in quantity demanded than the other way around.
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