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Cоnsider the U.S. mаrket fоr mechаnicаl engineers in the early 1960's.  Say that the relatiоnship between the wage and the quantity of engineers supplied is given by the equation q0S = [a]w - 50, and the quantity of engineers demanded is given by the equation q0D = 250 - w. First solve for the equilibrium wage, w0*, and the equilibrium number of engineers employed, q0*.  Note the total wages paid to engineers in this first equilibrium.  How does the launch of the Apollo program, designed to put a "man on the moon," shift the supply or demand curve for mechanical engineers in the mid-1960's?  If supply shifts outward, add +60 to q0S to get q1S.  If supply shifts inward, instead subtract -60 from q0S to get q1S.  If demand shifts outward, add +60 to q0D to get q1D.  If supply shifts inward, instead subtract -60 from q0D to get q1D.  Solve for the new equilibrium wage, w1*, and the new equilibrium number of engineers employed, q1*.  Note the new total wages paid to engineers in this second equilibrium.  Do engineers fare better in the pre-Apollo or post-Apollo labor market?  Subtract their original total wages from their new total wages and provide that number (without a leading $ sign) here.  If your number is negative, include a leading hyphen (e.g., if new wages are $50 less than old wages, your answer would be "-50" without the quotes).

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