Suppose that QD = 100-P and Qs = P. Which of the following characterizes deadweight loss as a function of a price floor, p? O None of these answers ODWL(P) = 60 if p ≤ 50 DWL(P) = {(50-9), 12> 50 DWL(F) = {DWL(P) = (100 if p ≤ 100 DWL(P)= (100-p)², if>100 O DWL(p) = (50-p)² O (50-p)p ODWL(p)= (100-p)² if 50 DWL(P) = {(50-)², fp> 50 DWL(5)= = if p ≤ 50 F-60 ifp>50

Suppose that QD = 100-P and Qs = P. Which of the following characterizes deadweight loss as a function of a price floor, p? O None of these answers ODWL(P) = 60 if p ≤ 50 DWL(P) = {(50-9), 12> 50 DWL(F) = {DWL(P) = (100 if p ≤ 100 DWL(P)= (100-p)², if>100 O DWL(p) = (50-p)² O (50-p)p ODWL(p)= (100-p)² if 50 DWL(P) = {(50-)², fp> 50 DWL(5)= = if p ≤ 50 F-60 ifp>50

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Chapter17: Capital And Time

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