Q = 19 - 1P + 2PS
where P is the price of the product and
Ps the price of a substitute good.
The price of the substitute good is $2.00.
Suppose
P=$0.90
The price elasticity of demand is?
Please walk me through the quantity calculation as well, I'm struggling to get the right answer. Thank you!
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