Assume the demand function for Dodo Corporation is expressed as:
Q x = 500 – 2P x + 10P c + 5Y
Q x = quantity demanded in thousand
P x = price
P c = price of a related good C
Y = income per capita in thousand
a. If P c = RM2 and Y = RM10, derive the demand curve as price
function of quantity.
b. Is good X a normal or inferior good? Why?
c. What would you expect to happen on the sales of this company if
the competitor launched a
price cutting policy? Why?
Assume the demand function for Dodo Corporation is expressed as: Q x = 500 – 2P...
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