Q? =210- P. Qč = 2P. -0.5P; %3D The market for coffee is characterized by and where Qc is the quantity of coffee in hundreds of pounds, Pc is the price per hundred pounds of coffee, and PT is the price per hundred pounds of tea. The market for tea is Q? = 210 – P,and oF = 2P, – 0.5P. characterized by where Qr is the quantity of tea in hundreds of pounds. In general equilibrium, the equilibrium quantity of coffee is pounds.

Q? =210- P. Qč = 2P. -0.5P; %3D The market for coffee is characterized by and where Qc is the quantity of coffee in hundreds of pounds, Pc is the price per hundred pounds of coffee, and PT is the price per hundred pounds of tea. The market for tea is Q? = 210 – P,and oF = 2P, – 0.5P. characterized by where Qr is the quantity of tea in hundreds of pounds. In general equilibrium, the equilibrium quantity of coffee is pounds.

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