This is the market for steer. Steer are processed into 1 hide and 1 beef. Initial Demand for hides: Q = 70 –P Initial Demand for beef: Q = 100 – 0.5P Market supply for steer: Q = -35 + 0.5P New Scenario: Suppose now that the demand for beef surges and people are now willing to pay double for beef. a) Calculate new market Q and P for steer b) Calculate new market Q and P for hides c) Calculate new market Q and P for beef

This is the market for steer. Steer are processed into 1 hide and 1 beef. Initial Demand for hides: Q = 70 –P Initial Demand for beef: Q = 100 – 0.5P Market supply for steer: Q = -35 + 0.5P New Scenario: Suppose now that the demand for beef surges and people are now willing to pay double for beef. a) Calculate new market Q and P for steer b) Calculate new market Q and P for hides c) Calculate new market Q and P for beef

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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