Questions 31-35 concern the supply and demand equations below: Qp = 27 – 2P Qs = P – 3 Find the market equilibrium price and quantity. 31. P* = 32. Q* Now a $3 tax is imposed on buyers and the market adjust to its new equilibrium. 33. Pp = 34. tax revenue = 35. DWL =

Questions 31-35 concern the supply and demand equations below: Qp = 27 – 2P Qs = P – 3 Find the market equilibrium price and quantity. 31. P* = 32. Q* Now a $3 tax is imposed on buyers and the market adjust to its new equilibrium. 33. Pp = 34. tax revenue = 35. DWL =

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Questions 31-35 concern the supply and demand equations below:
QD
Qs = P – 3
= 27 – 2P
Find the market equilibrium price and quantity.
31. P* =
32. Q*
Now a $3 tax is imposed on buyers and the market adjust to its new equilibrium.
33. Рp
34. tax revenue =
35. DWL

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31.

The equilibrium is at Qd=Qs
27-2P=P-3
3P=30
P=10
P*=10

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