If the supply of corn by the Namibia is Q_n=a+bp and the supply by the rest of the world is Q_r=c+ep, what is the world supply? What is the world inverse supply?

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The world supply can be calculated as follows: Q_w = Q_n + Q_r So, Q_w = a + bp + c + ep = a + c + p(b + e) Then the inverse supply equation would be: P = (Q_w – a – c)/(b + e)
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