1.Ans: The equilibrium price of pizza is $14 and 3000 pizzas are bought and sold.
Explanation:
At equilibrium price , Qd = Qs
2.Ans: Consumer surplus =$9000
Explanation:
Consumer surplus = 1/2 ( height * base)
= 1/2 {( $20 - $14 ) * 3000}
= 1/2 ( $6 * 3000) = 1/2 * $18000 = $9000
3.Ans: Producer surplus =$9000
Explanation:
Consumer surplus = 1/2 ( height * base)
= 1/2 {( $14- $8 ) * 3000}
= 1/2 ( $6 * 3000) = 1/2 * $18000 = $9000
4.Ans:
The country imports pizzas.
The country imports 2000 pizzas.
Explanation:
At the world price of $12 , domestic demand is greater than the domestic supply. It leads a shortage of pizzas in the domestic market. So the country imports pizzas.
At the world price of $12 ;
Total quantity demanded = 4000 pizzas
Total domestic supplied = 2000 pizzas
Import quantity = 4000 - 2000 = 2000 pizzas
5.Ans: Consumer surplus = $16000
Explanation:
After trade , consumer surplus = 1/2 {( $20 - $12 ) * 4000} = 1/2 ( $8 * 4000) = 1/2 * $32000 = $16000
6.Ans: Producer surplus = $16000
Explanation:
After trade , producer surplus = 1/2 {( $12 - $8 ) * 2000} = 1/2 ( $4 * 2000) = 1/2 * $8000 = $4000
7.Ans: Total surplus increases by $2000 when this country trades pizza.
Explanation:
Before trade , total surplus = $9000 + $9000 = $18000
Before trade , total surplus = $16000 + $4000 = $20000
So gain in total surplus = $20000 - $18000 = $2000
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