need help with drawing a PPF/equilibrium graph for this question. You must:-Name your curves- Give a title to your Graph-Name and plot the equilibrium point (E1)- Name and plot the equilibrium Price (EP1)- Name and plot equilibrium quantity (EQ1)Please take a picture of your answer and upload the answer to this question.Quantity demanded(pizzas per week)PriceQuantity supplied(dollars per pizza)(pizzas per week)7503006700400765050086006005507001050080011450900124001,000

The EP1 is the price when the amount of pizza that consumers want to purchase is equal to the amount…

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You must: -Name your curves Give a title to your Graph Name and plot the equilibrium point (E1) Name and plot the equilibrium Price (EP1) Name and plot equilibrium quantity (EQ1)

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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