, Supply, an x+ tps/ mand Supply. and Market Equilibrium G ml For each stock in

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, Supply, an x+ tps/ mand Supply. and Market Equilibrium G ml For each stock in the stock market the namber of sheres sold daly equals the number of shares purchased That is, the quantity of equals the quantity supplied So, i this equality always occurs, why do the prices of stock shares ever each firm's shares demanded change? O Prices seldom chenge 0 Prices change due to the whims of those selling shares ° Prices change in resction to a mismatch between Od and Qrs 0 Prices are set at a diferent level eech day by Wall Street traders

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In the stock market, Supply of shares is the number of existing shares and demand for stock represents the number of shares the market is willing to own.at a given price of the stock. It is the aggregate of individual demands of stocks. The intersection between a demand for and supply of stocks is the price per share at which market is willing to hold exactly as many shares as there are present. All fluctuations in the price of stocks come from the market demand curve.i.e.different in quantity of stocks demanded and supplied.

the correct option is (c)

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