Consider the following hypothetical market for CDs. Suppose that the demand curve for CDs is given by QD=200-10P and suppose that the supply curve for CDs is give by QS=20P-100.
a) Sketch the supply curve and the demand curve.
b) What are the equilibrium price and quantity of CDs?
c) Calculate the amount consumers paid (in total) for CDs
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