Part 2 of a 2-part questlon: Following up on the precéding question, nowsuppose that a price ceiling of $0.50 is imposed on the market for rentalhousing with the goal of helping consumers. With this price ceiling in place,deadweight loss (DWL) in the rental housing market is:0.625O 1.25O 25O unchanged relative to the preceding question. Part 1 of a 2-part question: Suppose the market demand and supply curvesfor "rental housing" are:Demand: Q= 10 - 5PSupply: Q= 5P(Note that the numbers are scaled down for easy computation!) If the marketfor rental housing is currently in unregulated, competitive equilibrium, totalsocial welfare in this market is:O 1.25O 2.5O 5O 10

Equilibrium is determined whete demand is equals to supply.

Part 1 of a 2-part question: Suppose the market demand and supply curves for "rental housing" are: Demand: Q= 10 - 5P Supply: Q= 5P (Note that the numbers are scaled down for easy computation!) If the market for rental housing is currently in unregulated, competitive equilibrium, total social welfare in this market is: O 1.25 O 2.5 O 5 O 10

Part 1 of a 2-part question: Suppose the market demand and supply curves for "rental housing" are: Demand: Q= 10 - 5P Supply: Q= 5P (Note that the numbers are scaled down for easy computation!) If the market for rental housing is currently in unregulated, competitive equilibrium, total social welfare in this market is: O 1.25 O 2.5 O 5 O 10

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