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CHAPTER 2 SUPPLY AND DEMAND SOLUTIONS TO END- OF-CHAPTER QUESTIONS Demand 1.1 When the price of coffee changes, the change in the quantity demanded reflects a movement along the demand curve. When other variables that affect demand change, the entire demand curve shifts. For example, when income changes, this causes coffee demand to shift. 1.2 YQ
 = 0.1. An increase in Y shifts the demand curve to the right, from D1to D2. 1.3 The relationship between the quantity of coffee ( 𝑄) and the price of sugar ( 𝑝𝑠) is defined by the coefficient on the 𝑝𝑠 term in the equation. Since this coefficient is negative (it’s value is − 0.3), an increase in the price of sugar ( 𝑝𝑠) will decrease the quantity of coffee. This is the definition of a complementary good. More Managerial Economics and Strategy 3e Jeffrey Perloff, James Brander (Solutions Manual All Chapters, 100% Original Verified, A+ Grade) All Chapters Solutions Manual Supplement files download link at the end of this file. Chapter 1 Has No Solutions Manual
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. 118 Perloff/Brander, Managerial Economics and Strategy, Third Edition specifically, if the price of sugar goes up by $1.00 per pound, then the demand for coffee will fall by 300,000 tons. 1.4 The market demand curve is the sum of the quantity demanded by individual consumers at a given price. Graphically, the market demand curve is the horizontal sum of individual demand curves. 1.5 a. The inverse demand curve for other town residents is p = 200 − 0.5Qr. b. At a price of $300, college students demand 100 units of firewood, and other residents demand no firewood. Other residents will demand zero units of firewood if the price is greater than or equal to $200. c. The market demand curve is the horizontal sum of individual demand curves, as illustrated below. . Solutions Manual —Chapter 2/Supply and Demand 119 s . 120 Perloff/Brander, Managerial Economics and Strategy, Third Edition Supply 2.1 The effect of a change in pf on Q is fpQ
 = −20pf fpQ
 = −20(1.10) fpQ
 = −22 units. Thus, an increase in the price of fertilizer will shift the avocado supply curve to the left by 22 units at every price (i.e., a parallel shift to the left). 2.2 When the price of avocados changes, the change in the quantity supplied reflects a movement along the supply curve. When costs or other variables that affect supply change, the entire supply curve shifts. For example, the price of fertilizer represents a key factor of avocado production, which affects the cost of avocado production, shifting the avocado supply curve. This is because avocado prices are measured on a graph axis. Other factors that affect supply are not measured by a graph axis. 2.3 Given the supply function, Q = 58 + 15 p–20pf, The effect of a change in p on Q is pQ
 = 15 p. To change quantity by 60, price would need to change by 60 = 15 p p = $4.00. .

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