Price (Dollars)700500200°South Korea(Less Elastic Submarket)Canada(More Elastic Submarket)DSKPrice (Dollars)MC-- --200-MASK25 35Price (Dollars)Total MarketMCATC500400500De300Dsk.cMC-MRC-200-MASKIC0010 20 3015304560Steel (Tons)Steel (Tons)Steel (Tons)What is the equilibrium price for Canada and South Korea after discrimination?O a500$, 500$db700$,400$Ос400$, 700$Od700$, 500$

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Price (Dollars) 700 500 200 о South Korea (Less Elastic Submarket) Canada (More Elastic Submarket) Price (Dollars) 500 400 De MC-- --200- MRSK 25 35 888 Price (Dollars) 300 500 MC- -200- MRC 0 10 20 30 Steel (Tons) Steel (Tons) What is the equilibrium price for Canada and South Korea after discrimination? O a 500$, 500$ db 700$, 400$ Ос 400$, 700$ Od 700$, 500$ Total Market MC ATC DSK C MASKic 0 15 30 45 60 Steel (Tons)

Price (Dollars) 700 500 200 о South Korea (Less Elastic Submarket) Canada (More Elastic Submarket) Price (Dollars) 500 400 De MC-- --200- MRSK 25 35 888 Price (Dollars) 300 500 MC- -200- MRC 0 10 20 30 Steel (Tons) Steel (Tons) What is the equilibrium price for Canada and South Korea after discrimination? O a 500$, 500$ db 700$, 400$ Ос 400$, 700$ Od 700$, 500$ Total Market MC ATC DSK C MASKic 0 15 30 45 60 Steel (Tons)

Principles of Economics 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172364

Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Publisher:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Chapter5: Elasticity

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27CTQ: Can you think of an industry (or product) with near infinite elasticity of supply in the short term?...

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