Given the following demand equation Qd = 100 - 15P + 20I - 10Pc + 20Ps where I is income and is equal to 200; Pc is the price of a complement and is equal to 30; and Ps is the price of a substitute and is equal to 60. The supply curve is given as Qs = 15P.
Calculate the equilibrium price and quantity, Please explain in detail.
Given Qd=100-15P+20I-10Pc+20Ps
I=200 ; Pc=30;Ps=60
And also given supply curve Qs=15P
Demand curve
Qd=100-15P+20(200)-10(30)+20(60)
=100-15P+4000-300+1200
Qd =5000-15P
At equilibrium
Demand = supply
5000-15P=15P
5000=15P+15P
30P=5000
P=$166.67
Substitue in Qd=5000-15(196.67)=5000-2500=2500
Therefore equilibrium price =$166.67 and equilibrium quantity=2500
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