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Do I need to draw diagrams if the question does not ask?

Usually yes, where the answer involves a market mechanism. Rubrics frequently award diagram points separately, and a labeled diagram often explains a shift more clearly than a paragraph can.

This comes up on Business Economics Coursework, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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