Suppose the market demand curve is described by the equation P = 30 - 20. If all units of output are sold at a single market price of 20, the total value of consumer surplus at that price is:
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- Remaining Time: S Suppose the demand for Apples is given by QA = 240 - 8 PA and the current market price is 25. %3D Calculate consumer surplus. 100 Correct response: 100 If the market price increases to 29 calculate consumer surplus. 4 Correct response: 4 What is the compensating variation assocated with a loss of access to the apple market at the initial price of 25? Assume demand remains constam What is the compensating variation associated with the increase in price from 25 to 29? Assume demand remains constant. Section Attempt 1 of 1 VerityProducers of a certain brand of refrigerator will make 1600 refrigerators available when the unit price is $320. Ata unit price of $370, 5600 refrigerators will be marketed. Find the equation relating the unit price p of a refrigerator to the quantity supplied x if the equation is known to be linear How many refrigerators will be marketed when the unit price is s4207 refrigerators What is the lowest price at which a refrigerator will be marketed?he quantity demanded each month of Russo Espresso Makers is 250 when the unit price is $136. The quantity demanded ach month is 1000 when the unit price is $106. The suppliers will market 750 espresso makers when the unit price is $80 er higher. At a unit price of $100, they are willing to market 2250 units. Both the supply and demand equations are known o be linear. (a) Find the demand equation. -1 -x + 146 25 p = (b) Find the supply equation. 1 x+ 70 p = 75* (c) Find the equilibrium quantity and the equilibrium price. |× units
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- A movie theater has been charging $ 10.00 per person and selling about500 tickets on Saturday and Sunday nights. After surveyingtheir customers, theater owners estimate that for every 50 cents theylower the price, the number of attendees will increase by 50 per night.Find the demand function and calculate the consumption surplus whentickets are sold for $ 8.00.The demand function for SkanDisc 2GB thumb drives is given by p- 4(x + 3) e"/a where p is the wholesale unit price in dollars and x is the quantity demanded each week, measured in units of a thousand. Compute the price, p, when x 6. Do not round your answer. Price, p- 36e dollars Use implicit differentiation to compute the rate of change of demand with respect to price, p, when x- 6. Do not round your answer. Rate of change of demand, x' x thousands of units per dollar Compute the elasticity of demand when x - 6. Do not round your answer. Elasticity of Demand-Creative Homework/Short Project Assume that you arean entrepreneur who runs a bakery that sells glutenfree breads and cakes. You believe that the currenteconomic conditions merit an increase in the price ofyour baked goods. You are concerned. however, thatincreasing the price might not be profitable becauseyou are unsure of the price elasticity of demand for yourproducts. Develop a plan for the measurement of priceelasticity of demand for your products. What findingswould lead you to increase the price? What findingswould cause you to rethink the decision to increaseprices? Develop a presentation for your class outlining(I) the concept of elasticity of demand, (2) why raisingprices without undetstanding the elasticity would bea bad move. (3) your recommendations for measurement. and (4) the potential impact on profits for elasticand inelastic demand
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