When a market is in disequilbrium, the willingness to demand will differ from the willingness to supply.

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In disequilibrium, supply and demand are not equal, which means the willingness to demand and supply will differ. Customers may be willing to buy more than what suppliers are willing to sell, or suppliers may be willing to sell more than what customers are willing to buy. This results in either a shortage (excess demand) or a surplus (excess supply) of goods or services in the market.

When a Market Is in Disequilbrium, the Willingness to Demand