Table 1 Rentdollars/p/mth Quantitydemanded Quantity supplied 500 2500 2000 550 2
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Table 1
Rentdollars/p/mth Quantitydemanded Quantity supplied
500 2500 2000
550 2230 2000
600 2000 2000
650 1750 2000
700 1500 2000
750 1250 2000
Table 1 shows the demand and supply schedule for on campushousing
What are the equilibrium rent and number of rooms
If the college puts a rent ceiling on rooms of 650 a month whatis the rent and how many rooms are rented
If the college puts a rent ceiling of 550a month what is therent and how many rooms are rented
If the college strictly enforced the rent ceiling of 550 a monthis the on campus housing market efficient ?
If a black market develops how high could the black market rentbe
If the black market develops is the housing fair ?
Explanation / Answer
What are the equilibrium rent and number of roomsEquilibrium is demand = supply so: 600 2000 2000 600 dollars 600 2000 2000 600 dollars If the college puts a rent ceiling on rooms of 650 a monthwhat is the rent and how many rooms are rented
Ceiling means no price can be higher thanthat, since it is above the equilibrium (price ceiling has noeffect), all 2000 rooms are rented and the price is 600dollars If the college puts a rent ceiling of 550a month what is therent and how many rooms are rented
it would probably be 550 with 2000 rented (ashortage occurs) If the college strictly enforced the rent ceiling of 550 amonth is the on campus housing market efficient ?
NO, price ceilings or anygovernment/institutional internvention on free market isinefficient and also there is a shortage of housing If a black market develops how high could the black marketrent be
Black market will be the free market whichwould rent the extra room in 600 to be most efficient If the black market develops is the housing fair ? It is fair in a sense that it follow theconcept of free market, it is not fair to consumers who has to paymore
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