Suppose that the demand curves for goods A, B, and C have the following functional forms:, where
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Suppose that the demand curves for goods A, B, and C have the following functional forms:, where Q denotes quantity demanded and P denotes price:
QA = 120 - 3.5 PA + 6PB
QB = 100 - 2PB + 3PC
QC = 1500 - 0.5PC - 2PA.
Based on these demand curves, which of the following pairs of goods are known to be substitutes?
Based on these demand curves, which of the following pairs of goods are known to be Complements?
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