(1) P = 2600 - 60QD (2) P = 600 + 20QS a. Find the equilibrium...
Homework Answers
a. To find the equilibrium , one need to equate demand and supply equation.
B. For Graphing the points one need to remember is that demand curve is always downward sloping and supply curve is always upward sloping .
One point to make is that second quadrant part of the diagram
doesnt happen in reality because there is negative prices which
doesnot happens in reality.
C. In the market of cyldesadles , the demand curve of it will
shift to the right leading tk increase in both market price and
quantity level
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