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[Solution Library] Industry demand and supply functions for generic (unbranded) 12 ounce cans of cola are as follows: Q D = 46,000 - 10, 000P + 3,000P c

Question: Industry demand and supply functions for generic (unbranded) 12 ounce cans of cola are as follows:

Q D = 46,000 - 10, 000P + 3,000P c + 4Y + 200T (Demand)

Qs = 4,000 + 8,000P - 1,000P L - 500P K (Supply)

Where P is the average price of generic cola ($ per case), P c is the average price of name-brand cola beverages ($ per case), Y is income (GNP in $ billions), T is the average daily high temperature (degrees), P L is the average price of unskilled labor ($ per hour), and P K is the average cost of capital (in percent).

a. What are the generic cola demand and supply curves if P c = $5, Y = $6,000 billion, T = 75 degrees, P L = $6, and P K = 12 %.
b. Calculate the market equilibrium price/output combination.

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