QUESTION 22Suppose again that a market demand schedule for a resource is P = 200 - 4Q and the market supplyschedule is P =denoted as t=1. The marginal user cost (MUC) is negative at the intertemporal (i.e., dynamic)equilibrium when r= 0.10. Is it true or false?80 + 2Q. There are two periods only, current period, denoted as t=0, and second,TrueFalseQUESTION 2Suppose once again that a market demand schedule for a resource is P = 200 - 4Q and the marketsupply schedule is P =second, denoted as t=1. What is the Total User Cost (TUC) at the intertemporal equilibrium when r =0.10?80 + 2Q. There are two periods only, current period, denoted as t-0, andO A. TUC = $120.0%3DO B. TUC = $74.83OC. TUC = $28.50O D. TUC = $0.00%3D%3D

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QUESTION 22 Suppose again that a market demand schedule for a resource is P = 200 - 4Q and the market supply schedule is P = 80 + 2Q. There are two periods only, current period, denoted as t=0, and second, denoted as t-1. The marginal user cost (MUC) is negative at the intertemporal (i.e., dynamic) equilibrium when r= 0.10. Is it true or false? O True O False

QUESTION 22 Suppose again that a market demand schedule for a resource is P = 200 - 4Q and the market supply schedule is P = 80 + 2Q. There are two periods only, current period, denoted as t=0, and second, denoted as t-1. The marginal user cost (MUC) is negative at the intertemporal (i.e., dynamic) equilibrium when r= 0.10. Is it true or false? O True O False

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