Advanced analysis the demand for commodity X is represented by the equation P equals 100 minus 2Q and supply by the equation P equals 10+ 4Q the equilibrium price is what

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9. When the demand curve shifts, the change in equilibrium price will be larger the moreelastic the supply curve.(a) True(b) False

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The demand equation is :- 33Q - 460 = P In the market, the equilibrium quantity is 20 Calculate the equilibrium price

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1. Predict the impact on equilibrium price and quantity for the relevant market given the following changes. 1. What will happen in the market for home computers if: a)consumers become more familiar with the use and benefits of home computers. b)there is a technological cost saving breakthrough in producing home computers. c) both (a) and (b) occur simultaneously. Please support with a graph.

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QUESTION 7 The demand for rubber erasers consists of two components. The first component is the demand for rubber erasers by art students. This demand is given by QA = 19,500 - 325P. The second component is the demand for rubber erasers by all others. This demand is given by Qo = 32,000 - 2,000P. (a) What is the total quantity demanded of rubber erasers if the price of an eraser is: (i) $10 (ii) $15 (iii) $20 (iv) $30 (v) $70 (b) Assume that the supply of rubber erasers is given by Qs = 14,000+ 175P. (i) Find the equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity. (ii) Calculate the total consumer surplus. [Hint: It may be easier if you calculate the consumer surplus for art students and the consumer surplus for all others separately, and then add them up.] (c) Assume that the supply of rubber erasers is given by Qs = 8,390 + 180P. Find the equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity. 10 (DC) EN510