[See] Consider the following market demand and supply functions for wheat, Q_D=10-2P+P_B+2Y , Q_S=10P-20
Question: Consider the following market demand and supply functions for wheat,
\[\begin{aligned} & {{Q}_{D}}=10-2P+{{P}_{B}}+2Y \\ & {{Q}_{S}}=10P-20 \\ \end{aligned}\] ,where Q D is the quantity of wheat demanded (in metric tons), Q S is the quantity of wheat supplied (in metric tons), P is the price of wheat ($/metric ton), P B is the price of barley ($/metric ton), and Y is per capita disposable income ($).
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Circle the best solution below. From the perspective of consumers of wheat, are wheat and barley substitutes, complements, or unrelated?
SUBSTITUTES COMPLEMENTS UNRELATED -
Circle the best solution below. From the perspective of consumers of wheat, is wheat considered a normal good, inferior good, or none of the above?
NORMAL INFERIOR NONE - Calculate the change in quantity supplied when price decreases by $2. Be sure to also indicate the direction of the change.
- Calculate the change in the demand for wheat when income increases by $1. Be sure to also indicate the direction of the change.
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Circle the best solution below. Does a shortage or surplus exist when P=$100, P
B
=$3 and Y=$1,000?
SHORTAGE SURPLUS
→ - (3 points) Quantify the disequilibrium you identified in part e.
- (2 points) Quantify the inefficiency generated by the disequilibrium in part e.
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