Graph the demand curve for apartments given by the equation: D(p) = 100 - 2p. If supply is fixed at 20 apartments, what is the equilibrium price? Is this allocation Pareto efficient? In one or two sentences explain why or why not.
At equilibrium demand is equal to supply
100 - 2P = 20
2P= 80
P= 40
Q= 20
This allocation is not Pareto efficient because there is a constraint on supply side. Consumers and producers will be better off without tue constraint.
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