NOTE: I only need parts F) and G). thank you.
1. In contrast to strawberries, Canada is a major exporter of wheat. Canada’s demand (QDCDN) and supply (QSCDN) of wheat is given respectively by
QDCDN= 80 – 20 PCDN and QSCDN= 40 + 20 PCDN
where P is the price per bushel of wheat.
QDCDN = 80 -20P
QSCDN = 40 +20P
Excess supply = 40+20P-80+20P
Excess = -40+40P
When price or excess supply is zero. Therefore, P<1 will make export =0
QDH= 100 – 20 PH and QSH= 20 + 20 PH
Derive the excess demand curve for wheat in China. (3 marks).
Excess Demand for china = 100PH -20 – 20PH
= 80 -40 PH
80-40PH = 0
PH = 2
Therefore, without trade it would be 2$.
If they traded then excess Demand = excess Supply
-40+40P = 80-40PH
80PH =120
They will trade 20 units and the price will be $15.
NOTE: I only need parts F) and G). thank you. 1. In contrast to strawberries, Canada...
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