The Demand Curve for a Good Is Given by P

question 99

Multiple Choice

The demand curve for a good is given by p = 60 - 8q, where p is the price and q is the quantity of the good.Suppose that the number of consumers in the economy doubles; a "clone" of each consumer, who has exactly the same demand curve as the original consumer, appears.The demand curve for the doubled economy is described by

• A)p = 60 - 16q.
• B)p = 120 - 8q.
• C)p = 60 - 4q.
• D)p = 120 - 16q.
• E)p = 30 - 4q.

Comprehend the overall objective of supply chain management and its impact on the functionality and performance of related companies.

Understand the concept of warranty and the differences between express and implied warranties.

Recognize the conditions under which warranties can be disclaimed and the limitations that can be placed on warranties.

Identify the implications of warranty breaches for both sellers and buyers in commercial transactions.

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