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Consider the market for corn and suppose that this market is initially in equilibrium. This equilibrium is the point at which the price for corn is $$1$ per unit and the quantity of corn is $1,000,000$ units sold. The government is considering a policy that would decrease the amount of corn that farmers can supply to the market at every price $($that is$,$ the policy is an event that would shift the supply curve to the left$).$ They estimate that, in the new equilibrium after this policy change, corn will sell for $$2$ per unit with $400,000$ units of corn sold. The only objective of the government is to make sure that the total corn revenue earned by farmers in equilibrium is as large as possible.

a$)$ True or false: The government should go ahead with the new policy as it would increase total revenue in the corn market.

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b$)$ The price elasticity of demand for corn between prices $$1$ and $$2($rounded to $1$ decimal place$)$ is equal to

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Important note: if you arrive at an answer for the price elasticity of demand that is a negative number, you should ignore the minus sign and choose the corresponding answer that is a positive number.

c$)$ The demand for corn between a price of $$1$ and $$2$ is

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which is consistent with the fact that total revenue in the corn market would

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as the price of corn increases from $$1$ to $$2.$