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77julia77 [94]
2 years ago
9

A perfectly competitive market is in equilibrium and then demand decreases. the decrease in demand means the market price will _

_______ and eventually there will be ________.
Business
1 answer:
kirill115 [55]2 years ago
6 0

The lower in demand method the market price will FALL and finally, there could be a go-out by using existing corporations.

An economic concept that relates to a consumer's desire to buy items and services and willingness to pay a specific rate for them. A boom in the charge of a terrific or service has a tendency to decrease the quantity demanded. Demand can be defined as the amount of a commodity that a consumer is in a position and inclined to shop for, at each feasible fee, over a given period of time. critical elements of demand are amount, capability, willingness, fees, and time frame.

if a patron is hungry and buys a slice of pizza, the primary slice may have the best advantage or software. With every additional slice, the patron will become extra happy, and the application declines. In principle, the primary slice may fetch a higher rate from the patron.

The call for the feature is what describes a courting among one variable and its determinants. It describes how a lot of quantity of products is purchased at alternative costs of goods and associated goods, alternative income tiers, and opportunity values of different variables affecting demand.

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IRR can be calculated using a financial calculator:

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A)

The critical region of the constraints can be seen in the following diagram -

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The intersection points are found by using these equations -

Vertex Lines Through Vertex Value of Objective

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(0,9) 6x+2y = 18; x = 0 108

So, we can see the minimum value of the objective function occurs at point (3,2) and the minimum value of the objective function is = 48.

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B)

When we change the coefficients of the variables in the objective function, the optimal solution may or may not change as the weights (coefficient) are different for each constraints for both the variabls. So, it all depends on the coefficient of the variables in the constraints.

In this case, the optimal solution does not change on changing the coefficient of X from 8 to 6 in the objective function.

The critical region would remain same (as shown below) as it is defined by the constraints and not the objective function.

(0,9) (0,5) (0,3) (0,0) (3,0) (5,0) (9,0) The feasible region is shown in white

However, the optimal value of the objective function would change as shown below-

Vertex Lines Through Vertex Value of Objective

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(2,3) 2x+2y = 10; 6x+2y = 18 48

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So, we can see that the minimum value now has become 42 (which had to change obviously).

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C)

Now, when we change the coefficient of the variable Y from 12 to 6, again the critical region would remain same as earlier. But in this case, the optimal solution changes as shown below -

Vertex Lines Through Vertex Value of Objective

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(9,0) x+3y = 9; y = 0 72

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D)

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