(1) Equilibrium wage for assistant professor in history is $48,000 and equilibrium quantity is 28. Equilibrium wage for assistant professor in engineering is $72,000 and equilibrium quantity is 16.
(2) When quantity demanded > quantity supplied, there is a shortage. When quantity demanded < quantity supplied, there is a surplus.
Wage | History professor | Engineering professor | ||||
Quantity demanded | Quantity supplied | Quantity demanded | Quantity supplied | |||
48,000 | 28 | 28 | Neither | 24 | 8 | Shortage (= 16) |
72,000 | 7 | 49 | Surplus (= 42) | 16 | 16 | Neither |
(3) If wage is $48,000, there will be 8 fewer (= 16 equilibrium - 8 quantity supplied) assistant professors in engineering. If wage is $72,000, there will be 21 fewer (= 28 equilibrium - 7 quantity demanded) assistant professors in history.
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