Suppose the equilibrium price of copper is P*= $2.00 per pound and the equilibrium quantity of copper
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Using this information, derive the linear demand curve for copper. (Round all calculations to two places.)
Let the demand curve be of the general form Q=a-bP+fI, where a, b, and f are constants.
The equation for the demand curve is:
A. Q=3.65+0.41I.
B. Q=8.35-3.65P+0.41I.
C. Q=8.35+3P-0.41P.
D. Q=3.65-0.41P.
E. Q=3.65-3P+0.41I.
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Macroeconomics Principles Applications And Tools
ISBN: 9780134089034
7th Edition
Authors: Arthur O Sullivan, Steven M. Sheffrin, Stephen J. Perez
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