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20. Again, consider the (inverse) demand and supply functions, respectively provided by Qa=300-10Pd (or Pd=30-(1/10)Q) and Qs=20Ps (or Ps=(1/20)Qs) that now account for pd and Ps. Now consider t=5 where Pd. Ps=t. a. Graphically illustrate the market, new equilibrium, and economic welfare (i.e. CS, PS, TS, and DWL). b. Numerically solve for pd, ps, and the corresponding Qen. C. Numerically calculate the CS, PS, TS, and DWL.
1. Consider the market for yo-yos (sometimes called “Yo Yo Ma”). The supply curve is given by P = 10 + 0.05Q. The demand curve is given by P = 25 – 0.1Q. Are these inverse, or perverse, supply and demand curves? Why? How do you tell? Plot them and label the intercepts (on both axes, in the case of the demand curve) and the slopes of each. Calculate the market equilibrium with no government regulation (P, Q, CS, PS)....
1.The domestic demand (Q D) and supply (QS) for strawberries in Canada are given respectively by QD= 600 – 20P and QS= -150 + 30P where P is the price per box of strawberries. (60 marks total) a) What would be the equilibrium price and quantity if Canada could not trade with any other country for strawberries? (5 marks) b) Calculate producer surplus, consumer surplus and total surplus in the autarky situation (no trade) for strawberries in Canada? (12 marks)...