Question #159938

. if Qd = a/b - cP and Qs = d/e + fP, in market equilibrium (Qd = Qs) what is P, Qd and Qs?



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Expert's answer
2021-02-01T09:01:44-0500

Equating QdQ_d and QsQ_s, we get:


abcP=de+fP,\dfrac{a}{b}-cP=\dfrac{d}{e}+fP,P=aebdbe(c+f).P=\dfrac{ae-bd}{be(c+f)}.

Substitunig PP into the QdQ_d and QsQ_s, we get:


Qd=abc(aebd)be(c+f),Q_d=\dfrac{a}{b}-c\dfrac{(ae-bd)}{be(c+f)},Qs=de+f(aebd)be(c+f).Q_s=\dfrac{d}{e}+f\dfrac{(ae-bd)}{be(c+f)}.

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