Hi, may I please get help with question (d), (e), (f)? I already got answers for the first 3. 1. Below is a market schedule for both demand and supplyPrice (y-axis)Quantity Demanded (x-аxis)1000Quantity Supplied (x-аxis)200800400600600400200800101000a) Using the market schedules, draw the curves and indicate the equilibrium price, equilibriumquantityb) On the same curve indicate the area of surplus and shortage in the market.c) Calculate the surplus quantities in this marketd) Calculate the shortage of quantities in this markete) Calculate the slope of the demand curve if the initial price was at 8 and new price is 10f) Calculate the slope of the supply curve if the initial price was at 10 and the new price is 824682

According to the given demand and supply schedule, The equilibrium quantity = 600 units The…

d) Calculate the shortage of quantities in this market e) Calculate the slope of the demand curve if the initial price was at 8 and new price is 10 f) Calculate the slope of the supply curve if the initial price was at 10 and the new price is 8

d) Calculate the shortage of quantities in this market e) Calculate the slope of the demand curve if the initial price was at 8 and new price is 10 f) Calculate the slope of the supply curve if the initial price was at 10 and the new price is 8

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