Test Friday! Opportunity cost Formulae for: market supply curve, aggregate demand curves If the market for IPhone cases has a demand curve of Q (D)=60-P.

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Test Friday! Opportunity cost Formulae for: market supply curve, aggregate demand curves If the market for IPhone cases has a demand curve of Q (D)=60-P and a supply curve of Q (S)=2P, then equilibrium price and quantity will be P= _____, Q= _________

More test stuff Types of unemployment Fiscal v monetary policy Elastic v inelastic scarcity principle GDP CPI normative economics

And finally… Treasury FMOC Fed SEC Central bank Oligopolies, natural monopolies, cartel, market failure, deflation, inflation