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(a) In following graph, price (P) and quantity (Q) of burrito are measured vertically and horizontally respectively. D0 and S0 are initial demand and supply curves intersecting at point E with initial price P0 and initial quantity Q0. Consumer surplus (CS = Area between demand curve and price) is area AEP0 and Producer surplus (PS = Area between supply curve and price) is area BEP0.
(b) Decrease in price of a substitute will decrease the demand for burritos, shifting demand curve leftward to D1, intersecting S0 at point F with lower price P1 and lower quantity Q1.
(c) Lower wage will reduce production cost and increase supply. Supply curve shifts rightward to S1, intersecting D0 at point F with lower price P1 and higher quantity Q1.
(d) Increase in consumer income will increase the demand for burritos assuming it is a normal good. Demand curve shifts rightward to D1, intersecting S0 at point F with higher price P1 and higher quantity Q1.
(e) Expected increase in future price of burritos will increase the current demand for burritos. Demand curve shifts rightward to D1, intersecting S0 at point F with higher price P1 and higher quantity Q1.
NOTE: As HOMEWORKLIB Answering Policy, 1st question is answered.
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