[Steps Shown] Suppose that in Burlington, the inverse demand function for movies is P = 250-Q 1 for college students and P = 200- 1/2Q 2 for the rest of
Question: Suppose that in Burlington, the inverse demand function for movies
is P = 250-Q 1 for college students and P = 200- 1/2Q 2 for the rest of Burlington’s residents.
Suppose also that there are three movie theaters in town with a total capacity of 632 seats.
- What is the market demand for movies in Burlington?
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Determine the price that clears the market. How much do college students and other residents spend in movies.
C Compute demand price elasticity at the equilibrium point. What is the supply price elasticity? if a tax of $1 dollars per movie ticket were levied, who would pay higher fraction of the tax?
Price: $2.99
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