A study shows that the coefficient of the cross price elasticity
of Coke and Sprite is positive. This information indicates that
Coke and Sprite are:
a. Inferior goods
b. Substitute goods
c. Complementary goods
d. Independent goods
C is right answer
complimentary goods
Complementary goods is define as those goods which are demanded jointly; if price of good goes up, demand for related good will decline (lettuce price increases, dressing demand decreases); price of good goes down, demand for related good goes up (price of tuition goes down, demand for textbook goes up)
A study shows that the coefficient of the cross price elasticity of Coke and Sprite is...
Cross-price elasticity measures the relationship between: a. normal goods and inferior goods. b. complements and inferior goods. c. necessities and luxuries. d. two goods and services. e. income and substitute goods.
QUESTION 47 zero. The cross price elasticity for Coke for a change in the price of Pepsi is likely to be negative but less negative than - I. positive negative and more negative than -1. QUESTION 48 negative and more negative than-1. The cross price elasticity for Papa John's pizza for a change in the price of Pizza Hut pazais negative but less negative than-1. zero. positive.
Cross-price elasticity of demand is rev: 05_14_2018 Multiple Choice unitary for secondary goods. positive for general goods. negative for substitute goods. negative for complementary goods.
1. Today Tomorrow Price of Coke 1.90 2.10 Quantity of Pepsi 297 303 a. Write down the formula for the cross-price elasticity of demand? b. Calculate the cross-price elasticity Pepsi with respect to Coke? c. From part b, are Coke and Pepsi substitutable goods or complementary? Explain intuitively. d. If Q=200-4P, find P and Q when price elasticity of demand e=1.
The most reasonable coefficient for the cross elasticity of demand between Coke and Pepsi is: -2.5 0.0 3.4 infinite
20. A 2014 paper by Grace et al. estimated that the cross-price elasticity between e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes is .16 in their sample of New Zealand smokers. Suppose the New Zealand government wishes to reduce smoking (both traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes) through higher excise taxes on traditional cigarettes. What are the implications of the estimated cross-price elasticity on the effectiveness of the tax policy? a. E-cigs and cigarettes are estimated to be substitute goods. This relationship increases the cigarette tax's...
Please help with these questions: Explain cross elasticity of demand. How is it is used to determine substitute or complementary products? Explain why a negative sign refers to a complimentary good. Explain why a positive sign refers to a substitute good. Explain what a cross-price elasticity of -5.50 means. Explain what a cross-price elasticity of 0.50 means.
QUESTION 32 An economist estimated the cross-price elasticity for peanut butter and bananas to be -1.5. Based on this information, we know the goods are a complements b. inferior goods. c. substitutes. d. inelastic.
5. The cross-price elasticity of demand between good A and good B is -1.4. These goods are: A. Complements B. Substitutes C. Unrelated Goods D. Inelastic Goods 6. Income elasticity of demand for streaming video is 0.5, which indicates that streaming video is a: A. Normal good B. Inferior good C. Not good D. Can't say for sure 7. When the price of sriracha increases by 15%, you observe quantity supplied increase by 25%. Elasticity of supply is: A. 0.6...
22. Consider two imaginary goods, widgets and gadgets. The cross-price elasticity of demand for widgets with respect to the price of gadgets is +0.5. This tells us that widgets and gadgets are a. Compliments b. Substitutes c. Unrelated in consumption For this condition to hold, 23. Assume that the market demand for widgets is perfectly inelastic. a. There must be no good substitute for widgets, and widgets must be a normal good. b. There must be no good substitute for...