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In this part, use the results for market demand for short-run and long run market supply of good x1 obtained in parts one and two. When a change (e.g. income or taxes) is introduced in one part, assume they hold in the subsequent parts of the question.
a. Find the short-run equilibrium price and quantity of x1 and plot the demand and supply curves. What are the profits of small and large firms?
b. Suppose that wages and income of each individual increase by 10%. Plot the new demand and supply curves and find the new equilibrium.
c. Suppose that the government imposes a 10% tax on consumption of good x1. Plot the demand and supply curves and find the new equilibrium.
d. Find the price and quantity of x1 in the long-run equilibrium.
e. Summarize your findings. How is the long-run different from the short-run? How does the increase in prices and wages affect the market? How does the tax affect the market?

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