A)The equilibrium will at where demand equals to supply,
0.5p=3500-0.5p
1p=3500
P*=3500
Q*=0.5p=0.5*3500=1750
B)The shortage at price ceiling=2000 ,is,
Shortage=Quantity demanded- quantity supplied=Qd-Qs
Qs=0.5*2000=1000
Qd=3500-0.5*2000=2500
Shortage=2500-1000=1500
C) willingness to pay by consumer for Q=1000,is
1000-3500=-0.5p
P=2500*2=5000
Deadweight loss=1/2*(5000-2000)*(1750-1000)=1500*750=1,125,000
D)The objective is of rent control is to provide land at lower cost. But due to lower prices there would be shortage then most of the people couldn't get the land .Then there only few people get the land who are relative of seller or close friends.so these will instead of helping,make things more worse. So i don't support rent control.
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