Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions
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![Match the following in terms of rent control and the example I covered in class
A small shortage
[ Choose ]
a big shortage
[ Choose ]
would not occur
a small surplus
occurs in the long run due to inelastic supply
occurs in the long run due to elastic supply
occurs in the short run due to elastic supply
occurs in the short run due to inelastic supply
Question 18
Sketch out (on scratch paper) or else imagine a market for pizza with a linear demand curve that starts at zero Q-demanded when P =$12 and then intersects Supply at P = $8 Q = 100. Find the total consumer surplus
for the equilibrium scenario. Just the $ amount but no $ sign.
Question 19
For that same scenario, in the previous question. Assume the supply curve is linear and runs from $6 at Q = 0 to the equilibrium. Find the producer surplus associated with the 1st pizza only (again just give the # with
no $ sign)](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3a18361e-396d-4c9a-b3f1-5e07abf44dc7%2F8d1504b7-8653-42eb-a564-a508a9f0036b%2Flsmrc6a_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Match the following in terms of rent control and the example I covered in class
A small shortage
[ Choose ]
a big shortage
[ Choose ]
would not occur
a small surplus
occurs in the long run due to inelastic supply
occurs in the long run due to elastic supply
occurs in the short run due to elastic supply
occurs in the short run due to inelastic supply
Question 18
Sketch out (on scratch paper) or else imagine a market for pizza with a linear demand curve that starts at zero Q-demanded when P =$12 and then intersects Supply at P = $8 Q = 100. Find the total consumer surplus
for the equilibrium scenario. Just the $ amount but no $ sign.
Question 19
For that same scenario, in the previous question. Assume the supply curve is linear and runs from $6 at Q = 0 to the equilibrium. Find the producer surplus associated with the 1st pizza only (again just give the # with
no $ sign)
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