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A market is said to be elastic if the percentage change in quantity demanded is more than the percentage change in price and it is said to be inelastic if the percentage change in quantity demanded is less than the percentage change in price.
Now, the tooth brush is a necessity good, => if the price of tooth brush increases then consumer will reduce the quantity demanded slightly that is percentage change in quantity demanded is less than the percentage change in price, => market for tooth brush is more inelastic.
On the other hand auto mobility is relatively non-necessity because auto mobile having many substitutes. If the price increases the consumer will reduce the quantity demanded substantially that is percentage change in quantity demanded is more than the percentage change in price, => market for auto mobile is more elastic.
1. Why does the market for toothbrushes have more inelastic demand and the market for automobileshave...
6a. In a market where the supply curve is inelastic, how does an excise tax affect the price paid by consumers and the quantity exchanged? Illustrate with a market diagram. 6b. In the market diagram, show the amount of the excise tax. Do consumers or suppliers pay a higher proportion of the tax? 7. Write the formula for calculating cross price elasticity of demand. Beneath the formula, on four separate lines, identify the two variable terms in the numerator and...
9. In figure 1, the wtomobile market demand (D) und supply (S) curves we rwn. If the government Introduces a tax of $10.000 per Incidence would be mobile, the Consumers pay 100 of the time Producers pay 100% of the Consumers pay Sons of the tax while producers pay Sons of the d Consumers pay 75% of the while producers pay 25% of the taxe e Producers pay 75% of the tax while consumers pay 25% of the tax. 10....
1. Consider the market for AT&T Sim Cards in the U.S., suppose their demand and supply curves are given by the following equations: Q = 26,000 – 600P Q = 9,000 + 1,100P Where P is measured in dollars Q is the number of Sim Cards sold per year. a. Find the equilibrium price and quantity in this market? b. Draw the graph to show the equilibrium price and quantity c. Suppose the price is currently equal to $8 in...
4. Suppose the market for grass seed can be expressed as: Demand: Qd = 200 - 5P Supply: Qs = 40 + 5P If the government collects a $5 specific tax from sellers (here you can change the supply equation to Qs = 40 + 5(P-t) or Qs = 15+ 5P, How much will the quantity demanded change from the amount demanded before the tax? What price will consumers pay after the tax? What price will sellers receive after the...
(1)A firm in a perfectly competitive market sells all its product (Q) at a constant price (P) of $60. Suppose the total cost function (TC) for this firm is described by the following equation: 2 3 Q TC(Q) = 128 +690-140 (a)Form the profit function and determine the output that maximizes the firm's profit. Evaluate the second order condition to assure that profit is maximized at this level of output. (b)Derive the marginal revenue (MR) and the marginal cost(MC). Graph...
DEMAND. SUPPLY, AND MARKET EQUILIBRIUM KEY TERMS change in demand change in quantity demanded change in quantity supplied change in supply complements demand schedule excess demand (shortage) excess supply (surplus) individual demand curve Individual supply curve Inferior good law of demand law of supply market demand curve market equilibrium market supply curve minimum supply price normal good perfectly competitive market quantity demanded quantity supplied substitutes supply schedule EXERCISES All problems are assignable in MyEconLab The Demand Curve Describe and explain...
5. Consider a market in which demand and supply have the following functional forms: The free-market equilibrium is at P = $24 and Q = 12. Qd = 24-1/2PB and Qs = -12+PS a. Graph the free market equilibrium in the space below. Label the curves and show the values of ALL intercepts (show your work to find them). b. Now suppose that the Government decides to impose a $6 per-unit subsidy in this market. Calculate the price paid by...
5. Consider a market in which demand and supply have the following functional forms: The free-market equilibrium is at P = $24 and Q = 12. Qd = 24-1/2PB and Qs = -12+PS a. Graph the free market equilibrium in the space below. Label the curves and show the values of ALL intercepts (show your work to find them). b. Now suppose that the Government decides to impose a $6 per-unit subsidy in this market. Calculate the price paid by...
5. The generalized demand and supply functions for a commodity are QD-400-25 P + 0.4 M + 24 PR Qs 48 +12 P-20 P+20 F Qp quantity demanded: P price of the commodity: M- average household income: PR = Price of related goods in consumption (complements or substitutes); Qs quantity supplied; Pi Factor or input prices: F Number of suppliers a. Initially, M-S61,140 and PR- S6. Find the "reduced" demand equation. b. Find the inverse demand function (in which P...
need them in the next 15 min! For Questions 1-6 refer to below statement and demand and supply function that demand and supply curves for avocado in Brooklyn are as the fol Qd = 72 - 12P Qs = -18 + 6P where Qd and Qs are quantities demanded and supplied in tons respo dollars per kg? aded and supplied in tons respectively, and P is the price of avocado in ' 9pm 1) If price elasticity of demand for...