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- 1. Supposed that UMA condominiums are an ordinary good and demand for condominiums is inelastic. What is the effect on Nagenyos consumer surplus if there is a decrease in price of condominiums? Explain. 2. Based from the answer in question number 1 pertaining to the supply of condominiums in response to the demand of Nagenyos, Enumerate atleast two(2)( possible effects of the determinants of demand (a)price, (b)income, (c)prices of related goods like apartments and residential houses, and (d)consumer taste and expectation) and determinants of supply (a) flexibility of inputs, (b) mobility of inputs, (c)ability to produce substitute and (d) time1. Supposed that UMA Condominiums are an ordinary good and demand for Condominiums is inelastic. What is the effect on Nagenyos Consumer Surplus if there is a decrease in price of Condominiums? Explain. 2. Based from your answer in the questions pertaining to the supply of Condominiums in response to the demand of Nagenyos, enumerate at least two (2) possible effects of the determinants of demand ( (a) price, (b) income, (c) price of related goods like apartments and residential houses, and (d) consumer taste and expectation) and determinants of supply ( (a) flexibility of inputs, (b) mobility of inputs, (c) ability to produce substitute and (d) time ).SOLCE FOR D-E ONLYThe Demand curve for a good A is P = - 2Q+200 and the Supply curve is P=Q+10.A. Find the equilibrium Price and Quantity B. What is the level of total expenditure in this market?C. What is the price elasticity of demand at equilibrium? D. If there is a law that prevents you from consuming this good, how much should you be compensated by the government to accept it given the Consumer Surplus (CS)? Calculate.Demand shifts to P = - 2Q+260 due to an increase in the price of another good B from $20 to $25 E. Find the New Equilibrium, and Calculate the new Consumer Surplus and the Cross Price Elasticity of Demand. What type of goods are these?
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