[See Solution] Suppose we have the following equations: Demand Curve: Q = -1450 - 25P + 12.5P X + 0.2 Y Supply Curve: Q = -100 + 75P - 25P X - 12.5P Z +


Question: Suppose we have the following equations:

Demand Curve: Q = -1450 – 25P + 12.5P X + 0.2 Y

Supply Curve: Q = -100 + 75P - 25P X – 12.5P Z + 10R

Where Q = quantity

P = price

Y = income

R = rainfall

P X = price of product X

P Z = price of product Z

  1. Is this product a normal good or inferior good? Explain.
  2. Relate products X and Z to this product.
  3. Suppose The prices of goods X and Z are $5 and $8 respectively and Y = 8,000 and R = 20. Provide the demand and supply curves and calculate equilibrium.
  4. Calculate consumer surplus for part (c)
  5. Comment on whether a surplus or shortage exists when P = $1.25.
  6. Suppose the new demand and supply curves are as follows:

Demand Curve: Q = -1250 – 25P + 12.5P X + 0.2 Y

Supply Curve: Q = 100 + 75P - 25P X – 12.5P Z + 10R

Find the new equilibrium. Illustrate what happened when comparing to the answer in part c.

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