In the figure above, the initial demand curve is Do. There are no rent celilings nor rent floors. The equilibrium monthly rent is Select one: O a. $100 per month. O b. $200 per month. Oc. $300 per month. Od. $400 per month.

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In the figure above, the initial demand curve is Do. There are no rent celilings nor rent floors. The equilibrium monthly rent is
Select one:
O a.
$100 per month.
O b. $200 per month.
O c. $300 per month.
O d. $400 per month.
Rent (hundreds of dollars per month)
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Transcribed Image Text:Do 100 200 300 400 500 600 Quantity (thousonds of aportments per month) In the figure above, the initial demand curve is Do. There are no rent celilings nor rent floors. The equilibrium monthly rent is Select one: O a. $100 per month. O b. $200 per month. O c. $300 per month. O d. $400 per month. Rent (hundreds of dollars per month) 21
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