Let the supply and demand for coffee be given by the following schedule.
What quantity of coffee is efficient?
500 units
This is where Qd = Qs
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What quantity will be traded with price ceiling?
300 units
Qs = 300, Qd = 700. There will be a shortage of 400 units.
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How long will they have to wait in line to get coffee?
At Qs = 300, buyers are willing to pay $9 per coffee. They are paying $4 less, due to the price ceiling.
Since each minute waited is worth $0.20, they are willing to wait 4 / 0.20 = 20 minutes at this price.
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Consumer surplus before price ceiling:
CS = 1/2 x 5 x 500
CS = $1250
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Consumer surplus after price ceiling:
The blue shaded area:
CS = [1/2 x 5 x 500] - [1/2 x 2 x 200] + [2 x 300]
CS = 1250 - 200 + 600
CS = $1650
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Total cost of waiting in line?
The rectangle that represents the deviation between the price ceiling and the willingness to pay:
Area = [(9 - 5) x 300]
Area = $1200
Thus, the cost of waiting in line is $1200 in total.
In other words, 300 buyers are willing to wait 20 minutes each, where each minute is worth $0.20.
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