1. Much of the demand for U.S. agricultural output has come from other countries. In 1998, the total demand (which is the sum of total domestic demand and total foreign demand) for wheat was Q_D=4200-250P. Of this, total domestic demand was Q_dom=2700-170P, and domestic supply was Q_S=1200+150P.
a. What is the demand function of the demand for wheat in foreign market Q_f?
b. What is the equilibrium price and quantity of the wheat market?
c. Suppose that China announces to decrease import of US agricultural products in response to the new tariffs imposed by the US government. The news prompts foreign demand for U.S. wheat to fall by 20 percent. What is the change in equilibrium price once the market clears again? What about the change in equilibrium quantity?
Now that Q_f shrinks by 20 percent, we have the new demand functions:
d. If the US government wants to restore the price of wheat to its original level, how much wheat should the government buy? How much would it cost?
1. Much of the demand for U.S. agricultural output has come from other countries. In 1998,...
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Score: 0 of 1 pt output has come from other c s. In 1998, the total demand for wheat was Q 3,244-283P Qp 1700-107P Q2 1,944 + 207P U.S are concened about this drop in export demand What happens to the free-market price of wheat in the United States? The free-market price of wheat in the United States after the drop in export demand is $ (Enter your response rounded to two decimal places)
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