If demand is :Qd = 850 - 10P and supply is: Qs = 50 + 20 P Where: Qd = quantity of the good demanded. Qs = quantity of the good supplied. P = price of the good. Part 1: The equilibrium price is Part 2: The equilibrium quantity is Part 3: An imposed price of 16 yields an excess of units. Part 4: Assuming a change in costs shifts the supply curve to Qs'= 40 + 20 P, the new equilibrium price is Part 5: With the new supply in part 4, the new equilibrium quantity is

If demand is :Qd = 850 - 10P and supply is: Qs = 50 + 20 P Where: Qd = quantity of the good demanded. Qs = quantity of the good supplied. P = price of the good. Part 1: The equilibrium price is Part 2: The equilibrium quantity is Part 3: An imposed price of 16 yields an excess of units. Part 4: Assuming a change in costs shifts the supply curve to Qs'= 40 + 20 P, the new equilibrium price is Part 5: With the new supply in part 4, the new equilibrium quantity is

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