Refer to the figures below and assume that price is fixed at $37,000 and that Buzzer Auto needs 4 workers for every 1 automobile produced. a. If demand is DM and Buzzer wants to perfectly match its output and sales, how many cars will Buzzer produce?  ________cars How many workers will it hire?  ________workers b. If, instead, demand unexpectedly falls from DM to DL, how many fewer cars will Buzzer sell?   ______cars How many fewer workers will it need if it decides to match production to these lower sales?        _________workers

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