Assume we have a market with N>1 identical individuals who have individual demand functions q;=1 - p. The market also has a perfectly elastic supply curve. Suppose we increase the populationto 2N. Which of the following statements is always true?The equilibrium output will more than double.The equilibrium output will remain constant.The equilibrium output will increase, but by a factor less than 2.The equilibrium output will double.The equilibrium output will half.No answer.

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Assume we have market with N>1 identical individuals who have individual demand functions q;=1 - p. The market also has a perfectly elastic supply curve. Suppose we increase the population to 2N. Which of the following statements is always true? O The equilibrium output will more than double. O The equilibrium output will remain constant. O The equilibrium output will increase, but by a factor less than 2. O The equilibrium output will double. O The equilibrium output will half. O No answer.

Assume we have market with N>1 identical individuals who have individual demand functions q;=1 - p. The market also has a perfectly elastic supply curve. Suppose we increase the population to 2N. Which of the following statements is always true? O The equilibrium output will more than double. O The equilibrium output will remain constant. O The equilibrium output will increase, but by a factor less than 2. O The equilibrium output will double. O The equilibrium output will half. O No answer.

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