The document discusses two market equilibriums. The first equilibrium has a price of $10 and quantity of 100 CDs per month, with consumer surplus of $500 and producer surplus of $250. The second equilibrium has a price of $6, quantity of 300 which is below efficient quantity, consumer surplus of $1,012.50, producer surplus of $1,012.50, and deadweight loss of $225.
The document discusses two market equilibriums. The first equilibrium has a price of $10 and quantity of 100 CDs per month, with consumer surplus of $500 and producer surplus of $250. The second equilibrium has a price of $6, quantity of 300 which is below efficient quantity, consumer surplus of $1,012.50, producer surplus of $1,012.50, and deadweight loss of $225.
The document discusses two market equilibriums. The first equilibrium has a price of $10 and quantity of 100 CDs per month, with consumer surplus of $500 and producer surplus of $250. The second equilibrium has a price of $6, quantity of 300 which is below efficient quantity, consumer surplus of $1,012.50, producer surplus of $1,012.50, and deadweight loss of $225.
2. a. equilibrium price is $10, and the equilibrium quantity is 100 cd a month
b. consumers paid $1,000 c. consumer surplus $500 d. producer surplus $250 e. $10 for 100 cd = $1,000 producer surplus $250 $1,000 - $250 = $750 f. 100 CD a month
4. a. $6 b. $3 c. 300 is less than efficient quantity d. Consumer surplus $1,012.50 e. Producer surplus $1,012.50 f. Deadweight loss $225