alleryStart learning →A general equilibrium model differs from partial equilibrium by covering what?
AThe entire economy
BOne market only
COnly sellers
DOnly consumers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The entire economy
General equilibrium models treat all markets together, whereas partial analysis isolates a single market.
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