Question 1OO1. This is the first of 5 questions based on the following information. Roquefort,Stilton, and Camembert are different types of cheese. A consultant estimates the followingmarket demand and supply for Roquefort1.2.3.4.Q = 450-7x P+ 10 x Ps - 15 x Pc - 10 x Pw+0.01 × IQS = 300+3× Pwhere P, Ps, Pc, are the prices of Roquefort, Stilton, and Camembert respectively indollars per pound, and Pw is the price per bottle of the local red wine. Quantity ismeasured in thousands of pounds. I is the per capita gross income in the region.Suppose now Ps= 4, Pc = 6, Pw = 8 and I = 80, 000. Choose the best alternative forthis market.(1) Wine and Roquefort are substitutes.(2) Roquefort and Stilton are substitutes.(3) Roquefort and Camembert are substitutes.(4) (2) and (3) are correct.

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Stilton, and Camembert are different types of cheese. A consultant estimates the followin market demand and supply for Roquefort QP = 450-7x P+ 10 x Ps - 15 x Pc - 10 x Pw+ 0.01 × I Q=300+3 x P where P, Ps, Pc, are the prices of Roquefort, Stilton, and Camembert respectively dollars per pound, and Pw is the price per bottle of the local red wine. Quantity measured in thousands of pounds. I is the per capita gross income in the region. Suppose now Ps= 4, Pc = 6, Pw = 8 and I = 80, 000. Choose the best alternative fo

Stilton, and Camembert are different types of cheese. A consultant estimates the followin market demand and supply for Roquefort QP = 450-7x P+ 10 x Ps - 15 x Pc - 10 x Pw+ 0.01 × I Q=300+3 x P where P, Ps, Pc, are the prices of Roquefort, Stilton, and Camembert respectively dollars per pound, and Pw is the price per bottle of the local red wine. Quantity measured in thousands of pounds. I is the per capita gross income in the region. Suppose now Ps= 4, Pc = 6, Pw = 8 and I = 80, 000. Choose the best alternative fo

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