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Let one week's supply (S) and demand (D) functions for gasoline be given by p Upper D (q) equals 300 minus four-fifths q and p equals S(q) equals two-fifths q, where p is the price in dollars and q is the number of 42-gallon barrels. (A) On what interval is the quantity supplied below the equilibrium quantity?
Consider the following supply and demand curves. Supply: q = 800 + 400 p Demand: q = 2400 − 400 p . Use these equations to respond to the following questions. (a) What is the market equilibrium price and quantity? (b) What is the Consumer Surplus? (c) What is the Producer Surplus? (d) What is Total Surplus? (e) At the equilibrium price, what is the elasticity of demand?
Your demand and supply functions are given by D: P=50-Q and S: P=10+3Q. Determine the market equilibrium price and quantity. If a price floor is put into place at P=30, determines the shortage or surplus, if any (think carefully). Draw a graph and show your calculations for full credit.
d) All UI WU UUUU 9) Suppose the demand and supply for cheese curds is given by the following equations where P is the price per unit of cheese curds and Q is the number of units of cheese curds: Demand: P = 15 - 30 Supply: P =Q+3 If the government imposes an excise tax of $4, what will be the resulting consumer price and producer price? 10) The figure below represents demand and supply in the market for...
3. The demand and supply for hospital care are given by the equations Q = 400 – P and Q = 80 + 3P, respectively. A. Solve for the equilibrium quantity and price. (5 pts). B. Now suppose that patients have insurance so that they only pay 20% of the price for hospital care. Solve for the new equilibrium quantity and price. (5 pts) 4. Consider the following demand and supply data Price Demand Supply 0 200 0 1 ...
unde- ch the bany not on. APPLICATIONS Business and Economics 27. Supply and Demand Suppose that the demand and price for a certain model of a youth wristwatch are related by p = D(q) = 16 – 1.25q, where p is the price in dollars) and q is the quantity demanded (in hundreds). Find the price at each level of demand. (a) O watches (b) 400 watches (c) 800 watches Find the quantity demanded for the watch at each price....
A market demand and supply functions are as follows: Qd = 500 - P/4, and Qs = P/2 - 100. For parts 2-5, use ONE graph. 1. Determine the equilibrium price and quantity. 2. Graph the inverse demand and supply curves with Q on the horizontal axis and P on the vertical axis. Clearly label all axes, curves, intercepts, and the equilibrium price and quantity values 3.Assume the government sets a rule that the selling price cannot go above $400....
The demand and supply functions for a certain commodity are as follows: Demand: p=f(q)-156-0.8q: Supply: puga)=40+5q, where p is the price per unit of the commodity in dollars, 9 is the quantity in units. Then the equilibrium price is ♡ ♡ ♡ Select one: O a. qs = 350p - 5075; qd = -1000p + 1000; O b.qs = 1000p - 1000; qd = –350p + 5075; o c.qs = –350p + 5075: qd = 1000p - 1000; O d....
5. Suppose the demand and supply functions are given by QD 15-P Qs- P-5, where QD and Qs are the quantities and P is the price. a) Graph the demand curve and supply curve. [Hint: label each axis, the price and quantity b) Calculate the equilibrium price and quantity; add these values to the graph and label them as c) Suppose demand decreases by 1 unit at each price. What is the new demand function? Add the d) Calculate the...
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(2 points) Suppose D(g)-1932 and S(12q+1 are the demand and supply functions for a particular commodity. That is, q thousand units of the commodity will be demanded (sold) at a price of p D() dollars per unit, while q thousand units will be supplied by producers when the price is p S(q) dollars per unit. a. Find the equilibrium price Po where supply equals demand Answer: Po dollars per unit b. Compute the consumers' surplus at...