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Autonomous Transportation

What is/are the largest barriers to adoption of this technology? If you were a manufacturer/seller of Autonomous transportation, what would you do to overcome these barriers?

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A computer is produced in California with the following supply curve: Q=-1000+40Ps. Computers are transported to Maryland with the following demand function. Q=45000-10Pd

a.Find the demand for transportation

b. If transportation cost is $10 per unit, what would be the demand for computers in Maryland?

c.What is the equilibrium price and quantity of computers in Maryland?

d.Find the equilibrium price and quantity for computers in California?

e.If a transportation company supplies its service as Q=-1000+500P. What’s the transportation equilibrium?

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