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5. Assume a market with the following demand and long-run supply functions Inverse Demand: pp -a-Q Inverse Supply: ps Q where a is a positive constant. A. Determine the allocatively efficient price and output level for this market. C. How would your answer to the questions above change if the market became open to free trade, which led to a lower (exogenous and fixed) output price?

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