Market equilibrium is tricky to achieve. It’s like a constant tug-of-war between what people want and what is available.

1. Supply: Sometimes, producers find it hard to give consumers what they want. This can happen because of:

   • Limited resources
   • High production costs

2. Demand: On the other side, consumers can quickly change their minds about what they like. This makes it tough to:

   • Predict what people will want
   • Adjust to those changes

3. Consequences: When supply and demand don’t balance out, problems can come up:

   • Surpluses can lead to waste
   • Shortages can make people unhappy

To tackle these issues, better communication between producers and consumers is key.

Also, flexible pricing strategies can help make sure that what’s produced matches what people want. This way, we can create a more stable market.