Microeconomics can be divided into three types based on time: micro statics, comparative statics, and micro dynamics.
Micro statics refers to economic equilibrium between variables at a single point in time. Comparative statics examines how equilibrium changes between different points in time as demand or supply shifts.
Micro dynamics shows the process of an initial equilibrium breaking due to a change and a new equilibrium establishing through periods of disequilibrium. Prices and quantities adjust through rounds of supply and demand as the market works toward the new equilibrium point.