Compute the price of suppliers that they are willing to receive for the quantity demanded at the new post- policy price of $20 per bushel (hint: plug the quantity demanded at the new post-policy price of $20 per bushel you found in previous question into the supply function for Qs and figure out the price).

Compute the price of suppliers that they are willing to receive for the quantity demanded at the new post- policy price of $20 per bushel (hint: plug the quantity demanded at the new post-policy price of $20 per bushel you found in previous question into the supply function for Qs and figure out the price).

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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