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The table shows the individual demand schedules in the market for pecan pie.

Price	Quantity Demanded by Mason	Quantity Demanded by Jeremiah	Quantity Demanded by Grace
1	6	50	15
2	4	40	11
3	2	30	7
4	0	20	3

Assuming Mason, Jeremiah, and Grace make up the entire market for pecan pie, determine the market demand for pecan pie.
What is the market demand for pecan pie P=$3? At P=$4?

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Authors: Acemoglu, Laibson, List

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