Read Eye on Elasticity at the Coffee Shop on and then explain why the demand for latte is inelastic while the demand for a Starbucks latte is elastic. Which demand is likely to be more inelastic: the demand for latte or the demand for coffee? |
Elasticity depend upon three factors
Ie. Price,Income, and The Price Of Substitute and Complementary Goods.
Change in the Price of product, while demand remains the same is called Inelastic Demand.
Demand for Latte is inelastic because lack of substitute.Lack of substitute result in elastic demand for the product.
Change is demand due to change in Price,Income is called Elastic Demand.
While Demand for Starbucks is elastic becuase of number of substitutes available in the market. Ex-If consumer feel that Price of Starbucks is high they can choose another brand ie. Cafe Coffee De.
Latte Demand is lilely to be more inelastic because lack of substitute for latte"s Product.
Read Eye on Elasticity at the Coffee Shop on and then explain why the demand for...
Read Eye on Elasticity at the Coffee Shop on p. 123 and then explain why the demand for latte is inelastic while the demand for a Starbucks latte is elastic. Which demand is likely to be more inelastic: the demand for latte or the demand for coffee?
Choose which would have greater price elastic demand and explain why: 1. Black coffee or Starbucks coffee?
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5. Determinants of the price elasticity of demand
Consider some determinants of the price elasticity of
demand:
• The availability of close substitutes
• Whether the good is a necessity or a luxury
• How broadly you define the market
• The time horizon being considered
A good with many close substitutes is likely to have relatively
__(Elastic, Inelastic)___ demand since consumers can easily choose
to purchase one of the close substitutes if the price of the good
rises.
A...
QUESTION TWO [30] Explain why price elasticity of demand matters to business. Use the concept of concept of elastic and inelastic demand as the basis for your answer. Motivate your answer with the aid of appropriate diagrams.
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By considering the determinants of the price elasticity of demand, explain whether the demand for air travel is price elastic or price inelastic. You may consider both the business travelers and the leisure travelers when analysing their price elasticities of demand.
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