1. If you … (to want) to know how any event or policy … (to affect) the economy, you must think first about how it … (to affect) supply and demand.
2. If you … (to expect) the price of goods … (to rise) in the future, you … (to
put) some of your current production into storage.
3. Manufacturing output … (to increase) has increased by 8% in two years.
4. At the equilibrium price everyone in the market … (to be satisfied): buyers
… (to buy) all they … (to want) to buy and seller … (to sell) all they … (to
want) to sell.
5. Once the market … (to reach) its equilibrium all buyers and sellers … (to
be satisfied) and there … (to be) no upward or downward pressure on the
price.

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