1. Consider in perfectly competitive market the following demand and supply equations for sugar:
Qd =1000-1000p where Q d is quantity demanded and Qs is quantity supplied. Qs=800+ 1000p
Where P is the price of sugar per pound and Q is thousands of pounds of sugar.
In equilibrium Qd = Qs, so:
1000 - 1000p = 800 + 1000p,
2000p = 200,
p = 0.1,
Q = 1000 - 1000×0.1 = 900 thousands of pounds of sugar.
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