Milky Moo and Mega Cow are the only sellers of milk

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1) Milky Moo and Mega Cow are the only sellers of milk. Milky Moo's supply function isQsMMoo = 12P - 6 at prices above $0.50 and zero at prices below $0.50. Mega Cow's supply function is QsMCow = 9P - 3 at prices above $0.33 and zero at prices below $0.33. At a price of $2.00, the market supply of milk is: a. QsMarket = 12P - 9 b. QsMarket = 12P - 6 c. QsMarket = 9P - 3 d. QsMarket = 21P - 9 2) Suppose Julia and Zach are the only consumers of milk. Julia's demand for milk is defined as QdJulia = 12 - 3P at prices below $4 and zero for prices above $4. Zach's demand for milk is defined as QdZach = 10 - 2P at prices below $5 and zero for prices above $5. If the market price for milk is $4.50, market demand is: a. zero units of milk. b. 1 units of milk. c. 10 units of milk. d. 1.5 units of milk. 3) The demand for cars in New York City is given by the equation Q = 200 - 5p + a ps + b pg + c Y where Y is income, p is price of cars, ps is price of subway and pg is price of gasoline. The letters a, b, and c represent coefficients in front of the prices and income. If cars are an inferior good which of the following choices could be the values of a, b, and c? a. a = 2, b = -4, c= 10 b. a= 2, b= -4, c= -10 c. a = 2, b= 4, c = 10 d. a= 2, b= 4, c = -10 4) In the market for diamonds, the revenue function R(p) is increasing when prices are between 0 and 10, flat between 10 and 20, and decreasing between 20 and 30. The demand function is therefore ____,____ , and ____ when prices are low, medium, and high. a. elastict, inelastic, unit elastic b. elastic, unit elastic, inelastic c. inelastic, unit elastic, elastic d. inelastic, elastic, elastic 5) Suppose Person A has a utility function given by U = XY, Person B has a utility function given by U = 2lnX + lnY, and Person C has a utility function given by U = 4X + 2Y. When the price of good X increases a. Person A does not change the amount they spend on good X or Y, Person B does not change the amount they spend on good X or Y, Person C may or may not change their spending on X and Y b. Person A spends less on X and more on Y, Person B does not change the amount they spend on good X or Y, Person C spends less on X and more on Y. c. Person A spends less on X and more on Y, Person B spends less on X and more on Y, Person C spends less on X and more on Y. d. Person A does not change the amount they spend on good X or Y, Person B spends less on X and more on Y, Person C spends less on X and more on Y. e. None of these answers are correct

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