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Suppose the demand for automobile tires in the US is: Qd=112-2.10P where Qd is
quantity demanded in millions of tires and P is the price per tire.
A. If the private marginal cost (PMC) of producing tires is a constant $20,
calculate the market equilibrium quantity.
 
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  • Posted on Oct 14, 2008 at 10:12:16PM
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Preview: ... r>2.1P = 112 - Qd
P = (112 - Qd) / 2.1

We now set that equal to the PMC a ...

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