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EXERCISE 4 EQUILIBRIUM The demand curve for a product is given by Qo=400-20P and the supply curve for a product is given by Qs=16P-32 a) illustrate the demand curve and the supply curve on the same graph b) find the equilibrium price and quantity c) find numerical values for the consumer surplus and the producer surplus e) Identify the total willingness to pay for the equilibrium quantity f) identify the total cost of supplying the equilibrium quantity g) draw a...
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10. How consumer surplus relates to values and costs The following graph shows the market for pearl earrings. The downward-sloping (blue) line represents demand, and the upward-sloping (orange) line represents supply. The market is perfectly competitive and currently in equilibrium at a price of $150 per pair. On the graph, use the green point (triangle symbol) to shade in the area representing consumer surplus. Note:...
7. Suppose you know that a demand function of consumer for good 1 is p-, where pi is price of the good and xi is the quantity consumed. You know that the consumer can buy only good 1 or good 2. Her income is $2000 and the price of good 2 is P2 〉 0. (a) Find an utility function that represents the preferences of this consumer (b) Given the above utility function derive demand for good 2. (c) Suppose...
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Figure TXA. Suppose the government imposes a $10 per-unit tax on a good. 20+ A - - 16+ 14+ 12+- - - - FI 10+ D il H G -- - -- -- - 4+ K L ; M - - - 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 0 17. See Figure TXA. The tax causes consumer surplus to decrease by...
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Submit when finished answering the R button. Due to this being a web course, only scores will be shown, there will be back Question 1 1 pts Willingness to pay measures the value that a buyer places on a good. O is the amount a seller actually receives for a good minus the minimum amount the seller is willing to accept. is the maximum amount a buyer is willing to pay minus the minimum...
QUESTION 1 Consumer surplus is the a. value of a good to a consumer. b. amount a consumer pays minus the amount the consumer is willing to pay. C. amount of a good consumers get without paying anything. d. amount a consumer is willing to pay minus the amount the consumer actually pays. QUESTION 2 Consumer surplus a. measures the benefit buyers receive from participating in a market b. measures the benefit sellers receive from participating in a market. c....
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Inverse demand for a good is given by the function p = 55 – 3q and inverse supply is given by the function p = 10 + 2q. The resulting per-unit price is $28, and the quantity supplied and demanded is 9. The government now sets a price ceiling of $26, and for simplicity. assume that any goods produced are sold to consumers with the highest willingness to pay. What is the resulting consumer surplus? * 121.5 (Round to the...
I know that the eq. price is 172 and quantity is 172 for
France. I know that the rest of the world has a comparative
advantage. I need help with Part 2, questions: b, c, and 3.
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BTTUx AParagraph Stylas 4. Refer to igure above. Which area represents the Increase in consumer surplus when the price falls from Ps to Ph? a. ABD b. ACF c. DEF d. BCFD Refer to figure above. When the price falls from P...
1 Standard Model of Taxes Consider the standard supply and demand model shown in 1. The demand curve in the figure is given by PD 10-Q. One interpretation of demand curves is that they show the willingness to pay of the marginal consumer. For example, the willingness to pay of the person who buys the 5th unit is 10-5-5. The supply curve is given by PS Q. We saw in EC311 that supply curves are interpretable as the marginal cost...