4. The table below shows how many candy bars Trami, Jaden, and Jenna would purchase at each price. Create a market demand schedule assuming these 3 are the only consumers within a market. Price Trami Jaden Jenna $0.50 5 6 8 $0.75 4 6 6 $1.00 3 5 4 $1.25 2 5 2 $1.50 1 4 0 Price $0.50 $0.75 $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 Qd 5. Assume Trami's income increases. This causes her to demand 2 more candy bars at every price. Calculate the new market quantity demanded at $1.25. Show your work.
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