Suppose that the equilibrium price of gas is $0.70 a liter, and the equilibrium quantity is 10m.
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Suppose that the equilibrium price of gas is $0.70 a liter, and the equilibrium quantity is 10m. (Do not use graphs)
A. If the government imposes a minimum price of $0.5 per liter, what is the impact of that on the market equilibrium?
B. If the government imposes a minimum price of $0.9 per liter, what is the impact of that on the market equilibrium?
C. If the government imposes a minimum price of $0.5 per liter, what is the impact of that on the market equilibrium?
D. If the government imposes a minimum price of $0.9 per liter, what is the impact of that on the market equilibrium?
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