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Assume that the market for bread is perfectly competitive. The demand for bread is given by the equation D = 120 − 10P, and the market supply for bread is given by S = 60 + 5P. Determine the equilibrium price and quantity of bread. What happens if the price of the bread is set at $10 per loaf? What happens if the market price is set at $2 per loaf?
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