Determine the producer surplus when equilibrium price is Pe=5. Given the supply function of p=S(q)= q + 2
At equilibrium point
5=q+2q=35=q+2 \\ q =35=q+2q=3
The producer surplus is
PS=pq−∫0qs(q)dqPS=5×3−∫03(q+2)dqPS=15−[q22+2q]03PS=15−((4.5+6)−(0))=15−10.5=4.5PS= pq - \int^q_0 s(q)dq \\ PS = 5 \times 3 -\int^3_0 (q+2)dq \\ PS = 15 -[\frac{q^2}{2} + 2q]^3_0 \\ PS = 15 -((4.5+6) -(0)) = 15 -10.5 = 4.5PS=pq−∫0qs(q)dqPS=5×3−∫03(q+2)dqPS=15−[2q2+2q]03PS=15−((4.5+6)−(0))=15−10.5=4.5
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