If there is an increase in demand, (may be due to increase in consumer’s income) the demand curve will shift to the right. In the above figure, the demand curve shifts from DD to DD’. In this case, both the equilibrium price and quantity will increase. Equilibrium price will rise from P to P’ and the equilibrium quantity will rise from Q to Q’. Hence an increase in both price and quantity can be explained with the rightward shift of the demand curve.
Both the mathematical and graphical relation between MP and AP confirms that when MP curves is below the AP, then AP also declines.
Due to diminishing marginal returns, marginal product declines, But when it start declining, at the initial part, average product still continues to rise because the marginal product is still greater. MP equates AP when AP reaches to its maximum. But on the onset of diminishing marginal returns, the MP curve continues to decline and then comes below the average product curve. This only causes the average product curve to decline. The relation between the MP and AP is shown in the figure above.
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