1. The Alpine Bagel Co. is evaluating pricing for Bagels in it's outlet in the student commons.Their in-house consulting team estimated that the daily demand for Bagels in the area to be thefollowingQ = -20P + 10Ps - 20Pc +101Where P = the price of bagels, P, = the price of scones (each), P. = the price of coffee (per cup),and I = Income (average annual disposable income, for students in thousands of dollars) b. Suppose that the price of scones = $3, coffee costs $2.5 per cup, and average annual disposableincome for students is $15,000. Calculate the demand curve (NOTE- be certain to enterincome appropriately - how is income denominated?)Demand:

b. Suppose that the price of scones = $3, coffee costs $2.5 per cup, and average annual disposable income for students is $15,000. Calculate the demand curve (NOTE- be certain to enter income appropriately - how is income denominated?)

b. Suppose that the price of scones = $3, coffee costs $2.5 per cup, and average annual disposable income for students is $15,000. Calculate the demand curve (NOTE- be certain to enter income appropriately - how is income denominated?)

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Chapter4: Supply And Demand: An Initial Look

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