A product wheat is produced under perfect competitive market structure. The market demand and supply are given by equations below QD = 170, 000, 000 – 10, 000, 000 P QS = 70, 000, 000 + 15, 000, 000 P Find the equilibrium price and quantity. Suppose one firm leaves the market with the supply equation QS = 1000 + 1000P. Then find new equilibrium price and quantity and interpret your results?
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A product wheat is produced under
QD = 170, 000, 000 – 10, 000, 000 P
QS = 70, 000, 000 + 15, 000, 000 P
Find the
Suppose one firm leaves the market with the supply equation
QS = 1000 + 1000P.
Then find new equilibrium price and quantity and interpret your results?
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