Specific Fаctоrs: Use the illustrаtiоn belоw to аnswer the following three questions, a, b, and c. (15 points; 10 min.)(a) Suppose the increase in the price of cloth is driven by consumer preference in the above diagram. How would you illustrate that change in preference using a basic (principles-level) supply and demand diagram? That is, describe what changes you would make to the diagram, starting from the equilibrium condition. Be as specific and detailed as possible.(b) What does the change in cloth price relative to the change in wages tell us about (i) the change in purchasing power among capitalists and land owners?; (ii) well-being of the workers? Please use fractions that represent "real" incomes of each - capitalists, landowners, and worker - to explain the relevant changes. In other words, are these individuals made worse-off, better-off, etc. as a result of this relative price change?(c) Suppose that after the 7% change, the price of cloth is now $10.70, and the new wage is $5.35. What is the value of the Marginal Product of Labor for cloth at this new price and wage level?
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