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Please solve the following show the work:
Qd = 800 – 2P – 0.01M + 16PR
Qs = 50 + 4P – 40PI + 51F
Qd = 800 – 2P – 0.01M + 16PR
Qs = 50 + 4P – 40PI + 51F
Here:
Quantity demand for good X is inversely related to the income(M) that is as income(M) increases demand for good X decreases. It implies good X is an inferior good.
Quantity demand for good X is positively related to the price of good R that is as the price of good R increases the demand for good X increases. So it implies that good X and good R are substitute goods.
a. Good X is a(n) inferior good. Goods X and R are Substitute goods.
a. Suppose income is initially $20,000, the price of good R is $10, the price of the input (PI) $25, the number of firms producing good X (F) is $20.
Qd = 800 – 2P – 0.01(20000) + 16(10)
Qd = 800-2P-200+160
Qd = 760-2P Demand curve
Q | 0 | 760 |
P | 380 | 0 |
Qs = 50 + 4P – 40(25)+ 51(20)
Qs = 50+4P-1000+1020
Qs = 70+4P Supply curve
Q | 70 | 470 | 870 |
P | 0 | 100 | 200 |
a. Equilibrium condition:
Qd = 760-2P
Qs = 70+4P
Demand = Supply
760-2P = 70+4P
760-70 = 4P+2P
690= 6P
P= 690/6= 115 Equilibrium price
Put P= 115 in supply curve:
Q= 70+4(115)= 70+460= 530 Equilibrium quantity