Question 3 (Equilibrium)200Suppose the market demand is Qpand the market supply is Qs = 2NP, where N is the number ofPfirms in the market. Suppose N = 25.(a) What are the short-run equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity?(b) What is the output level for cach firm?(c) What is the profit for each firm?(d) Repeat part (a) through (c) for N = 400.

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Question 3 (Equilibrium) 200 Suppose the market demand is Qp = firms in the market. Suppose N = 25. and the market supply is Qs = 2NP, where N is the number of (a) What are the short-run equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity? (b) What is the output level for cach firm? (c) What is the profit for each firm? (d) Repeat part (a) through (c) for N = 400.

Question 3 (Equilibrium) 200 Suppose the market demand is Qp = firms in the market. Suppose N = 25. and the market supply is Qs = 2NP, where N is the number of (a) What are the short-run equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity? (b) What is the output level for cach firm? (c) What is the profit for each firm? (d) Repeat part (a) through (c) for N = 400.

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