The function of demand and supply of goods P = 14 - 2Q and P = 5 + 2Q. When against goods are taxed at t = 2 per unit, then calculate: c. And if the goods are given a subsidy of s = 1, determine the new market balance.
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The function of demand and supply of goods
P = 14 - 2Q and P = 5 + 2Q. When against
goods are taxed at t = 2 per unit, then calculate:
c. And if the goods are given a subsidy of s = 1, determine the new market balance.
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