Section 4.6 1. If the demand function is d (x) = 4000 - 12x dollars, find the consumers’ surplus at the demand level of x = 100. d (100) = 2800 so Consumers’

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Section If the demand function is d (x) = x dollars, find the consumers’ surplus at the demand level of x = 100. d (100) = 2800 so Consumers’ surplus = $60,000.

2. If the demand function is d (x) = 350 – 0.09x 2 dollars, find the consumers’ surplus at the demand level of x = 50. d (50) = 350 – 225 = 125 so Consumers’ surplus = $7,500.

3. Find the Gini index for the Lorenz curve L (x) = x 3.2. This was the Lorenz curve for the US in Gini index = 0.52.

4. Find the Gini index for the Lorenz curve L (x) = x This was the Lorenz curve for the US in Gini index = 0.41.