Your company sells wristwatches in three separate markets: China, Japan and Korea. Thedemand curves are9c = 509j = 75--qk 10042PcP₁· Pk.a) Calculate and plot the inverse demand curve for each market.b) Calculate your aggregate demand curve.c) Calculate and plot your inverse aggregate demand curve.

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Your company sells wristwatches in three separate markets: China, Japan and Korea. The demand curves are 9c = 50 1 -Pc 4 1 9j = 75 2 qk = 100-Pk. Pj a) Calculate and plot the inverse demand curve for each market. b) Calculate your aggregate demand curve. c) Calculate and plot your inverse aggregate demand curve.

Your company sells wristwatches in three separate markets: China, Japan and Korea. The demand curves are 9c = 50 1 -Pc 4 1 9j = 75 2 qk = 100-Pk. Pj a) Calculate and plot the inverse demand curve for each market. b) Calculate your aggregate demand curve. c) Calculate and plot your inverse aggregate demand curve.

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