- In a given market the supply curve is based on the following: producers an suppy at a price of 10 up to a quantity of 100. No more than 100 can be applied. Producers will not supply if price is below 10. The demand curve QD=A-20p. . Graph the supply curve and interpret it.. .Now determine A such that the market "just exists" - this the smallest value of A such that an infinitesimal amount will be sold. You can use graphs to help with this; for example, graph the demand curve for a given guess at A and see whether or not the market exists. Determine the range of values of A for which the market "maxes out" and the maximum feasible amount is sold.

- In a given market the supply curve is based on the following: producers an suppy at a price of 10 up to a quantity of 100. No more than 100 can be applied. Producers will not supply if price is below 10. The demand curve QD=A-20p. . Graph the supply curve and interpret it.. .Now determine A such that the market "just exists" - this the smallest value of A such that an infinitesimal amount will be sold. You can use graphs to help with this; for example, graph the demand curve for a given guess at A and see whether or not the market exists. Determine the range of values of A for which the market "maxes out" and the maximum feasible amount is sold.

Exploring Economics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781544336329

Author:Robert L. Sexton

Publisher:Robert L. Sexton

Chapter5: Markets In Motion And Price Controls

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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