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Starting with the market demand and supply functions in Problem 1, determine algebraically the new equilibrium...

Starting with the market demand and supply functions in Problem 1, determine algebraically the new equilibrium price and quantity if; the demand function changes to QD' = 12,000 - 1,000 P or to QD" = 8,000 - 1,000 P, or the market supply function changes to QS* = -4,000 + 1,000 P or to QS** = 1,000 P. Draw a figure for parts (a) and (b) and label E' and E". respectively, the equilibrium point resulting when the market demand changes to QD' or QD"; label E* and E**, respectively, the equilibrium point resulting when the market supply function changes to QS* or QS**; on the same figure, label F the equilibrium point resulting with QD' and QS*, label G the equilibrium resulting with QD" and QS**, label H the equilibrium resulting with QD" and QS**, and label J the equilibrium resulting with QD" and QS*  

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   IN A DEMAND SUPPLY SCHEDULE EQUILIBRIUM IS OCCURED BY EQUALITY OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY.

THE DETAILED EXPLANATION IS ATTACHED BELOW.

IMAGE 1: (DERIVATION OF OLD EQUILIBRIUM)

IMAGE 2: (DERIVATION OF NEW EQUILIBRIUM)

IMAGE 3: ( DERIVING INVERSE DEMAND AND SUPPLY FUNCTION)

IMAGE 4:(PLOTTING THE POINTS ON DIAGRAM)


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