4. Here are thne circumstances in an apple juice market. 10PJ - SPA and the demand curve is QD = 100 - 15PJ + 10PT, where J is apple juice, A is apples, and Tis tea. (c) If PA = $1 and the price of tea decreases to PT - 3, find the new equilibrium market price and quantity of apple juice. this market, the supply cur

4. Here are thne circumstances in an apple juice market. 10PJ - SPA and the demand curve is QD = 100 - 15PJ + 10PT, where J is apple juice, A is apples, and Tis tea. (c) If PA = $1 and the price of tea decreases to PT - 3, find the new equilibrium market price and quantity of apple juice. this market, the supply cur

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Author:Roger A. Arnold

Publisher:Roger A. Arnold

Chapter3: Supply And Demand: Theory

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