1. Equililbrium means that suplly function equals demand function.
i.e. 0.08Q + 50 = -0.07Q + 65
or 0.15Q= 15
or Q = 100
Now we know P = 0.08 Q + 50. Substituting Q here with 100, we get P = 0.08(100) +50
So, P = 8 + 50 = 58
Hence equilibrium price is 58 and equilibrium quantity is 100
2. No we are given a tax of 1.50. Hence supply functiton will become P = 0.08 Q + 50 + (1.50)
i.e. Price = 0.08 Q +51.50
Demand function will remain the same of P = -0.07Q + 65
Now, 0.08 Q + 50 + (1.50) = 0.07Q + 65 for equilibrium ocndition
Solving this the same way as above we get Q = 90 and substituting it in supply function,
we get P = 0.08(90) + 51.50
Hence P = 58.70
Thus equilibrium price is 58.70 and equilibrium quantity is 90.
3. Equilibrium before tax
Equilibrium after tax
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