(Step-by-Step) The supply and demand equations for a hypothetical perfectly competitive market are given by Q S = - 100 + 3 P and Q D = 500 - 2 P . Find
Question:
The supply and demand equations for a hypothetical perfectly competitive market are given by
Q
S
= -
100
+
3
P
and
Q
D
=
500
-
2
P
.
- Find the market equilibrium price and quantity algebraically . Show your solution and final answers in this cell. Expand this cell as needed and highlight your final numerical results.
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In Excel, use the equilibrium price you found in part (a) and the cost data from the table below to determine the firm’s optimal
output
and
profit
or
loss
. (From Week 3, recall that TFC = total fixed cost and TVC = total variable cost.
Output 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TFC 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 TVC 0 100 180 240 320 440 600 800 1040 1340 1800 -
If the government provides $40 subsidy per unit of output to each firm, determine the impact of this policy on market equilibrium
price
, the firm’s
output
, and its
profit or loss
. Show your solution and final answers in this cell. Expand this cell as needed and highlight your final numerical results.
- Suppose that the firm’s AVC rises by $20 at each level of output due to an increase in material costs. Determine the impact of this development on market equilibrium price , the firm’s output, and its profit or loss . Show your solution and final answers in this cell. Expand this cell as needed and highlight your final numerical results.
- If the market demand increases , changing the original demand equation to: Q D = 600 - 2 P , Determine the impact of this event on market equilibrium price , the firm’s output , and its profit or loss . Show your solution and final answers in this cell. Expand this cell as needed and highlight your final numerical results.
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