The market for used phones is perfectly competitive without externalities. Market demand is Q=235–2P and Market Supply is P=2Q+11. Suppose the Marginal Cost (MC) increases by $10 at every quantity. What is market Producer Surplus after this increase in MC? (Note: this question is not asking for the change in PS, just the PS after the increase in MWTP) Enter a number only, drop the $ sign.

The market for used phones is perfectly competitive without externalities. Market demand is Q=235–2P and Market Supply is P=2Q+11. Suppose the Marginal Cost (MC) increases by $10 at every quantity. What is market Producer Surplus after this increase in MC? (Note: this question is not asking for the change in PS, just the PS after the increase in MWTP) Enter a number only, drop the $ sign.

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Chapter19: Externalities And Public Goods

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