Sellers: - Each seller has one unit of a hypothetical good -sellers face a cost of production for each unit of good; this cost will be determined from a randomly picked card - the associated cost for each seller is her/his "willingness to accept" (WTA) price for trade: sellers want to sell the good as high as possible, at least higher than or equal to the cost - seller earning is calculated by = price of negotiated trade - assigned cost (on the card) Buyers: - each buyer wants to buy at most one unit of the hypothetical good from a seller -each buyer has a value in her/his mind. saying how much this good worth for her/him -the value is the buyer's "willingness to pay": buyer seek for the lowest price possible market and the price must be smaller or equal to the buyers' value. This value is determined by a randomly picked card - seller earning is calculated by = assigning value of the good - price of negotiated trade The pool of available card is as follows: Black for buyers (spades or clubs): 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8 Red for sellers (heards/diamonds): 10,10,9,8,7,6,6,5,4 Thus there are 9 goods available to 9 sellers with above production costs. PROBLEM QUESTION: Find the consumer, producer and total surplus measure for the market equilibrium problem.
Sellers: - Each seller has one unit of a hypothetical good -sellers face a cost of production for each unit of good; this cost will be determined from a randomly picked card - the associated cost for each seller is her/his "willingness to accept" (WTA) price for trade: sellers want to sell the good as high as possible, at least higher than or equal to the cost - seller earning is calculated by = price of negotiated trade - assigned cost (on the card) Buyers: - each buyer wants to buy at most one unit of the hypothetical good from a seller -each buyer has a value in her/his mind. saying how much this good worth for her/him -the value is the buyer's "willingness to pay": buyer seek for the lowest price possible market and the price must be smaller or equal to the buyers' value. This value is determined by a randomly picked card - seller earning is calculated by = assigning value of the good - price of negotiated trade The pool of available card is as follows: Black for buyers (spades or clubs): 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8 Red for sellers (heards/diamonds): 10,10,9,8,7,6,6,5,4 Thus there are 9 goods available to 9 sellers with above production costs. PROBLEM QUESTION: Find the consumer, producer and total surplus measure for the market equilibrium problem.
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Sellers:
- Each seller has one unit of a hypothetical good
-sellers face a cost of production for each unit of good; this cost will be determined from a randomly picked card
- the associated cost for each seller is her/his "willingness to accept" (WTA) price for trade: sellers want to sell the good as high as possible, at least higher than or equal to the cost
- seller earning is calculated by = price of negotiated trade - assigned cost (on the card)
Buyers:
- each buyer wants to buy at most one unit of the hypothetical good from a seller
-each buyer has a value in her/his mind. saying how much this good worth for her/him
-the value is the buyer's "willingness to pay": buyer seek for the lowest price possible market and the price must be smaller or equal to the buyers' value. This value is determined by a randomly picked card
- seller earning is calculated by = assigning value of the good - price of negotiated trade
The pool of available card is as follows:
Black for buyers (spades or clubs): 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8
Red for sellers (heards/diamonds): 10,10,9,8,7,6,6,5,4
Thus there are 9 goods available to 9 sellers with above production costs.
PROBLEM QUESTION: Find the consumer, producer and total surplus measure for the market equilibrium problem.
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