The market for iced tea is characterized by the following supply
and demand functions:
Supply: Qs=50+8p
Demand: QD=120−6p ,
where Qs stands for quantity supplied (number of
bottles), QD stands for quantity demanded (number of
bottles), and p stands for price (per bottle). Suppose that the
current price per bottle in the market for iced tea is $6.
A) At the price of $6 per bottle in the market for iced tea, sellers would want to sell bottles.
B) At the price of $6 per bottle in the market for iced tea, buyers would want to buy bottles.
C) Once the market reaches an equilibrium, the price will decrease to $ per bottle, and the quantity will increase to bottles.
At price=$6
A) Sellers would want to sell=50+8(6)=98 bottles
b) Buyers would want to buy 120-6(6)=120-36=84 bottles
C) equilibrium will be achieved when Qd=Qs
50+8P=120-6P
14P=70
Price will be reduced to $5 and quantity will be increased to 90 bottles
The market for iced tea is characterized by the following supply and demand functions: Supply: Qs=50+8p Demand: QD=120...
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