Each of the 10 firms in a competitive market has a before-tax cost function ofC- 25 q?The market demand function isQ120-pSuppose the govemment imposes a specific tax of $4.80 per unit to be paid by producers. Determine the equilbrium price, quantty per frm, and market quantityThe equilibrium price is s (Enter your response as a whole number)The quantity per fiem is q units (Enter your response rounded to one decimal place)The market quantity is Qunits (Enter your response as a whole number

Each of the 10 firms in a competitive market has a betore-tax cost function of C-25+ g The market demand function is Q-120-p Suppose the govemment imposes a speciic tax of $4.80 per unit to be paid by producers. Determine the equitorium price, quantity per fem and market quantity The equilbrium price is s (Enter your response as a whole number) The quantity per fem is q units (Enter your response rounded to one decimal place) The market quantity is Q units (Enter your response as a whole numbe

Each of the 10 firms in a competitive market has a betore-tax cost function of C-25+ g The market demand function is Q-120-p Suppose the govemment imposes a speciic tax of $4.80 per unit to be paid by producers. Determine the equitorium price, quantity per fem and market quantity The equilbrium price is s (Enter your response as a whole number) The quantity per fem is q units (Enter your response rounded to one decimal place) The market quantity is Q units (Enter your response as a whole numbe

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