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Chapter 7, Problem 6CQQ
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The impact of producing higher than the equilibrium.
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Markets are said to be efficient when
a) the markey price equals the marginal coast of producing the last unit sold.
b) the marginal benefits of the last unit sold equals the marginal cost of production.
c) all gains from trad have been exploited
d) no one walks away from the market wishing they could have sold more at the exisiting price.
e) all of the above
The minimum price that producers must receive to induce them to produce another unit of a good or service is equal to the good's ___________.
Question 1 options:
a)
marginal cost
b)
marginal benefit
c)
producer surplus
Price =120-Q^2
Total cost = 30Q
Find:
1- consumer surplus
2- profit
3- total social welfare
4- deadweight loss
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