Discuss two products that you purchase on a regular basis. Your demand for one product should be elastic, and the demand for the other product should be inelastic. In an entry of at least one paragraph, describe each product and why your demand for each is elastic or inelastic.
Elastic good are those which have a large number of substitute available and inelastic are those whose less or no substitutes are available.
Elastic good such as furniture, mobile phone etc. The price of furniture and mobile phone is large therefore, it consumes a larger portion of the budget. Hence, we think over number of times before buying it and compare with other available options. So, that we are able to buy the best product with limited budget.
Inelastic demand: The demand for products such as pen, petrol, cigarettes are inelastic. Consider the example of pen the price of pen is very low thus it is inelastic in nature. Similarly, petrol is also inelastic(when we possess a vehicle) as we continue to purchase petrol even though the price increases. Addict smokers are less bothered about the price thus when the price of cigarette increases then also they continue to buy.
Discuss two products that you purchase on a regular basis. Your demand for one product should...
discuss why two products you buy have price elastic demand.List and discuss why two products you buy have price inelastic demand.
Think about an item that you purchase on a regular basis. Then, create your own individual demand schedule. List five prices and the quantity you would demand of the item at each price. Be sure to provide a description of the item as well as an explanation of why you would demand the respective number of items at each price.
Select a product or service and discuss your subjective estimate of its price elasticity of demand. Is it highly elastic or inelastic, unitary elastic, etc.? Does it matter if you select a specific brand of a product, such as Kellogg's corn flakes, versus breakfast cereal or Exxon gasoline versus gasoline in general? What is the relationship between price elasticity and the effect on total revenue if the price of your product or service goes up or down?
Identify the factors that affect price elasticity of demand and supply. Add more products or services to those given in Table 4.2 (p. 125). Fill in the table below: For a poor family For a wealthy family 2 commodities that have elastic demands 2 commodities that have elastic demands 2 commodities that have inelastic demands 2 commodities that have inelastic demands Are there any differences between the two families? Why? What is the elasticity of illegal goods? For sin products,...
Give an example of a good you purchased for which your own demand is elastic and another example of a good for which your demand is inelastic. (Tip: if you are having a tough time thinking of products or services you bought, think back to your purchases within the last 3 months. See example in Point 1 below.) Share with the class: 1.What two products or services did you buy? State whether they are elastic or inelastic, estimate their elasticity coefficient...
(1)Product differentiation makes the demand for a monopolistically competitive firm’s product A perfectly elastic. B more elastic than in a competitive market. C perfectly inelastic. D less elastic than that of a monopoly. E less elastic than in a competitive market. 2. Successful advertising under monopolistic competition might A help consumers understand why products in the industry are homogeneous. B reduce the price elasticity of demand for that firm’s output. C create a high barrier to entry. D make the...
16. Suppose that the price of one product increases from $11 to $42. As a result, quantity demanded for another product changes from 260 to 180. Based on this information you can tell that these two products are (select one): a. complements b. normal C. substitutes d. inferior 17. Suppose that when the store increases the price of laundry detergent from $2.50 to $3.90, quantity demanded decreased from 210 to 130. What is the change in total revenue as a...
•Evaluate the elasticity of demand for your product by applying a minimum of two elasticity determinants. Does your product likely have an elastic or inelastic demand based upon your evaluation of factors influencing the price elasticity of demand? How will considering these elasticity determinants impact product revenue?
Draw two supply/demand graphs, one with a highly elastic demand and the other with a highly inelastic demand. (If you don’t know what this means, review elasticity.) Give your two supply curves a similar slope and make the equilibrium price the same for both graphs. On each graph put a price floor at the same level and identify the surplus and deadweight loss. In which case is the effect from the price floor larger?
Draw two supply/demand graphs, one with a highly elastic demand and the other with a highly inelastic demand. (If you don’t know what this means, review elasticity.) Give your two supply curves a similar slope and make the equilibrium price the same for both graphs. On each graph put a price floor at the same level and identify the surplus and deadweight loss. In which case is the effect from the price floor larger?