Equilibrium Price-Microeconomics-Assignment, Exercises of Microeconomics

This assignment is for Microeconomics course, given by Sunny Khurana at Manav Bharti University. It includes: Initial, Price, Elasticity, Quantity, Demanded, Revenue, Inelastic, Short-run, Long-run, Supply

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Introduction to Microeconomics
Problem Set 1
1) Suppose that the supply curve of Frisbees is Qs= -10,000 + 5000 P and the demand curve
is Qd = 40,000 2000 P. Find out the equilibrium price and quantity for Frisbees.
2) Suppose that the total demand for wheat and the total supply of wheat per month in
the Kansas city grain market are as follows:
Thousands of
Bushels Demanded
Price per Bushel Thousands of
Bushels Supplied
Surplus (+) Or
Shortage (-)
85 3.4 72
80 3.7 73
75 4.0 75
70 4.3 77
65 4.6 79
60 4.9 81
a) What is the equilibrium price?
b) What is the equilibrium quantity?
c) Fill in the empty Surplus (+) Or Shortage (-) column.
d) Graph the demand and supply curve for wheat.
e) Why are $3.4 and $4.5 not equilibrium prices?
3) Find the equilibrium price and the quantity price and quantity for the following markets:
Qs = -20 + 3P & Qd = 220 5P
Qs + 32 7P = 0 & Qd 128 + 9P = 0
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Introduction to Microeconomics

Problem Set 1

  1. Suppose that the supply curve of Frisbees is Qs= -10,000 + 5000 P and the demand curve is Qd = 40,000 – 2000 P. Find out the equilibrium price and quantity for Frisbees.

  2. Suppose that the total demand for wheat and the total supply of wheat per month in the Kansas city grain market are as follows:

Thousands of Bushels Demanded

Price per Bushel Thousands of Bushels Supplied

Surplus (+) Or Shortage (-) 85 3.4 72 80 3.7 73 75 4.0 75 70 4.3 77 65 4.6 79 60 4.9 81

a) What is the equilibrium price? b) What is the equilibrium quantity? c) Fill in the empty Surplus (+) Or Shortage (-) column. d) Graph the demand and supply curve for wheat. e) Why are $3.4 and $4.5 not equilibrium prices?

  1. Find the equilibrium price and the quantity price and quantity for the following markets:

Qs = -20 + 3P & Qd = 220 – 5P

Qs + 32 – 7P = 0 & Qd – 128 + 9P = 0

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