3. Assume equations 1 and 2 below were estimated from the data gathered that will represent the demand and supply functions respectively of an individual buyer and seller respectively for product X. Eq. 1 Eq. 2 Qdx = 65,000 – 11.25Px + 15P, – 3.751 +7.5A Qsx = 7,500 + 14.25Px – 15P, – 3.75C where Px - price of product X; Py - price of product Y; I – average consumer's income; A advertising expenditure; Pz – price of product Z; and C – cost of production. Use the following additional information: the price of a related product, Y, is P41.25; the average consumer's income is P12,000; advertising expenditure is P2,500; the price of product Z is P90; and the cost of production is P1,200. There are 30 identical buyers and 50 identical sellers in the market for product X.
3. Assume equations 1 and 2 below were estimated from the data gathered that will represent the demand and supply functions respectively of an individual buyer and seller respectively for product X. Eq. 1 Eq. 2 Qdx = 65,000 – 11.25Px + 15P, – 3.751 +7.5A Qsx = 7,500 + 14.25Px – 15P, – 3.75C where Px - price of product X; Py - price of product Y; I – average consumer's income; A advertising expenditure; Pz – price of product Z; and C – cost of production. Use the following additional information: the price of a related product, Y, is P41.25; the average consumer's income is P12,000; advertising expenditure is P2,500; the price of product Z is P90; and the cost of production is P1,200. There are 30 identical buyers and 50 identical sellers in the market for product X.
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![3. Assume equations 1 and 2 below were estimated from the data gathered that will represent
the demand and supply functions respectively of an individual buyer and seller respectively
for product X.
Eq. 1
Eq. 2
Qdx = 65,000 – 11.25Px + 15P, – 3.751 + 7.5A
Q5x = 7,500 + 14.25Px – 15P, – 3.75C
where Px - price of product X; Py – price of product Y; I – average consumer's income; A
advertising expenditure; Pz – price of product Z; and C – cost of production.
Use the following additional information: the price of a related product, Y, is P41.25; the
average consumer's income is P12,000; advertising expenditure is P2,500; the price of product
Z is P90; and the cost of production is P1,200. There are 30 identical buyers and 50 identical
sellers in the market for product X.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F819d9cf1-514f-4ca2-8577-bfe94936f3ae%2F52f8ebe6-631a-479a-b764-d237ddff8df7%2F0n3gka_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:3. Assume equations 1 and 2 below were estimated from the data gathered that will represent
the demand and supply functions respectively of an individual buyer and seller respectively
for product X.
Eq. 1
Eq. 2
Qdx = 65,000 – 11.25Px + 15P, – 3.751 + 7.5A
Q5x = 7,500 + 14.25Px – 15P, – 3.75C
where Px - price of product X; Py – price of product Y; I – average consumer's income; A
advertising expenditure; Pz – price of product Z; and C – cost of production.
Use the following additional information: the price of a related product, Y, is P41.25; the
average consumer's income is P12,000; advertising expenditure is P2,500; the price of product
Z is P90; and the cost of production is P1,200. There are 30 identical buyers and 50 identical
sellers in the market for product X.
![J. What is the price range that will result to a surplus in the market?
K. What is the price range that will result to a shortage in the market?
If the government will intervene in this market and imposes that the minimum price will be
20% more than the market price,
L. How much would be the quantity demanded? Round-up to two decimals.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F819d9cf1-514f-4ca2-8577-bfe94936f3ae%2F52f8ebe6-631a-479a-b764-d237ddff8df7%2Fbk23uq7_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:J. What is the price range that will result to a surplus in the market?
K. What is the price range that will result to a shortage in the market?
If the government will intervene in this market and imposes that the minimum price will be
20% more than the market price,
L. How much would be the quantity demanded? Round-up to two decimals.
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