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lorasvet [3.4K]
3 years ago
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The town of snowville is concerned that its rental property market is overpriced. the demand for rental housing is p = 48 - 2q,

while the supply of rental housing is p = 12 + q. if the town imposes a price ceiling of 16 dollars, and the quantity demand will be ___ while quantity supply will be ___.
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1 answer:
goblinko [34]3 years ago
6 0
For this case what you should do is to clear q in both equations with a price of p = 16 $
 We have then:
 For the demand
 p = 48 - 2q
 q = (48 - p) / 2
 q = (48 - 16) / 2
 q = 16
 For the supply:
 p = 12 + q
 q = p-12
 q = 16-12
 q = 4
 Answer:
 if the town imposes a price ceiling of 16 dollars, and the quantity demand will be 16 while quantity supply will be 4.
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