Determine whether the market disappears completely

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Suppose that in the Akerlof example, there are only eight cars ranging in quality from 1/4 to 2 (there is no complete lemon). Hence, the mean quality level is 1.125. Determine whether the market disappears completely, and if not, how many cars will be sold.

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