Calculate the market-clearing (equilibrium) price and quantity for airline and train tickets on January 1. Please show the steps involved. 2Ps/300=600 Pd 2Ps/300 + Pd = 600 Pd=600-2Ps/300 Pd=6002(300)/300 Pd=598 Suppose the price of airline fuel falls on January 15. How will the supply curve for airline tickets be affected and why? Illustrate graphically and explain the reason in two lines. The supply curve for airline ticket will shift to the right. Lower fuel cost reduces the operating expenses.

Calculate the market-clearing (equilibrium) price and quantity for airline and train tickets on January 1. Please show the steps involved. 2Ps/300=600 Pd 2Ps/300 + Pd = 600 Pd=600-2Ps/300 Pd=6002(300)/300 Pd=598 Suppose the price of airline fuel falls on January 15. How will the supply curve for airline tickets be affected and why? Illustrate graphically and explain the reason in two lines. The supply curve for airline ticket will shift to the right. Lower fuel cost reduces the operating expenses.

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