sdcurve: Supply and demand curves

In R-CoderDotCom/econocharts: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Charts Made with 'ggplot2'

Description

Create supply and demand curves. By default, the function will use a default supply and a default demand curve, but this can be overridden passing new curves as additional arguments or modifying the xmax and ymax arguments. Moreover, the function provides several arguments to customize the final output, like displaying the equilibrium points, the name of the curves, customizing the title, subtitle or axis labels, among others.

Usage

sdcurve(
  ...,
  xmax,
  ymax,
  max.price,
  min.price,
  generic = TRUE,
  equilibrium = TRUE,
  main = NULL,
  sub = NULL,
  xlab = NULL,
  ylab = NULL,
  curve_names = TRUE,
  names,
  linescol,
  bg.col = "white"
)

Arguments

...	Specify the demand and supply curve or curves separated by commas (as data.frame) you want to display in the graph, starting with supply. This will override the sample curves.
xmax	Numeric. Allows modifying the maximum X value for the default functions.
ymax	Numeric. Allows modifying the maximum Y value for the default functions.
max.price	Price ceiling.
min.price	Price floor.
generic	Boolean. If TRUE, the axis labels shows generic names. If FALSE, the axis labels are the actual data of the axis that corresponds to the intersection points between the two curves.
equilibrium	Boolean. If TRUE, shows the intersection points between the two curves.
main	Main title of the plot.
sub	Subtitle of the plot.
xlab	Name of the X-axis.
ylab	Name of the Y-axis.
curve_names	Boolean. If TRUE, the function adds default names to each.
names	If curve_names = TRUE, are custom names for the curves.
linescol	Color of the curves. It must be a vector of the same length as the number of displayed curves.
bg.col	Background color of the plot.

Examples

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