ECON 301 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Becquerel, Marginal Revenue, Lead

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Mr(q) is the rate at which revenue changes with the number of units sold. Mr(q) = d(r) / dq =( dp(q)/ dq )* q + p(q) Mr(q) = p(q) ( 1+(dp(q) / dq ) * q/p(q) ) = elasticity of d = dq/dp * p/q. Mr (q) = p(q) ( 1+ 1/ ) Change in p / change in q : dp(q)/dq = -b. P(q) = a-b(q/2b) => p= a/2 = a/2. 2- each agent is a price taker ( market price is outside of their control) 3- homogenous product ( market goods are identical) A market is in equilibrium when total quantity demanded is equal to quantity supplied by sellers. P = 9 q" = qs = qd q" = 160 3p = 160 3(9) = 133. 2- quantity supplied is sensitive to the market price. An excise tax shift the market supply curve by t$

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