Demand elasticity in simple terms is defined as the degree of responsiveness of change in price when there is a change in the quantity demanded
In terms of ratio ,it s the percentage change in quantity demand to the percentage change in the price.
The demand is basically of three types-
elastic demand
inelastic demand
unit elastic demand
For example water is inelastic demand
An inelastic demand is defined as when there is very slight change in the quantity demanded even with very high change in the price
The same goes for water as we all know that water is a basic need so even there is a very high change in the price quantity demand but itwill not affect very hardly to the demand of water.
Opposite to it is elastic demand in which even with the slight change in the price ,there is high change in quantity demanded.
The best example of this can be normal goods
Discuss the demand elasticity and consumer response. How is price elasticity calculated? Provide an example from...
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Demand elasticity is actually a quantitative measurement designed to show percentage changes in quantity demands by consumers. Elasticity is measured in terms of product prices, consumer income, prices of other goods and services, and several other variables. Elasticity, then, is a measure of the responsiveness to the changes in these variables. For the first part of this week’s discussion complete the following task by Wednesday and then respond to at least two of your classmates’ posting by Sunday: Select a...