Hi, I need help solving problems 6-9
(6)
Demand curve shifts rightward by 600 units at every price, to D1.
(7)
In new equilibrium (intersection of D1 and Supply), Price = $11 and quantity = 2,400.
(8)
Supply curve shifts leftward by 1,200 units at every price, to S1.
(9)
In new equilibrium (intersection of D1 and S1), Price = $13 and quantity = 2,000.
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