Consider the following solutions in the model for quantity demanded D, and quantity supplied P P₁ = = (D₂+ Po) +=(Po-Do)(1-2k)", 1 1 D₁ = ₂(Do+Po)+(Do-Po)(1-2k)", where P, is the level production after n time intervals, D, is the quantity demanded by the consumer and k is a constant. 1. Choose any values for the initial quantity demanded D, and the initial quantity supplied Po

Consider the following solutions in the model for quantity demanded D, and quantity supplied P P₁ = = (D₂+ Po) +=(Po-Do)(1-2k)", 1 1 D₁ = ₂(Do+Po)+(Do-Po)(1-2k)", where P, is the level production after n time intervals, D, is the quantity demanded by the consumer and k is a constant. 1. Choose any values for the initial quantity demanded D, and the initial quantity supplied Po

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