Consider a market that can be represented by alinear demand curve, QD = 200 – 2PD, (where QDis the quantity demanded and PD is the price thatdemanders pay) and a linear supply curve that QS= ½ PS (where QS is the quantity supplied and PSis the price that suppliers get).a. What is the equilibrium price?b. What is the equilibrium quantity?c. What is demand elasticity at the equilibriumpoint?

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Consider a market that can be represented by a linear demand curve, QD = 200 – 2PD, (where QD is the quantity demanded and PD is the price that demanders pay) and a linear supply curve that QS 2 PS (where QS is the quantity supplied and PS is the price that suppliers get). a. What is the equilibrium price?

Consider a market that can be represented by a linear demand curve, QD = 200 – 2PD, (where QD is the quantity demanded and PD is the price that demanders pay) and a linear supply curve that QS 2 PS (where QS is the quantity supplied and PS is the price that suppliers get). a. What is the equilibrium price?

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