Point elasticity = % change in Qd/% change in price
If Ed>1, elastic, less than 1 inelastic and equal to 1 unit elastic
P |
Q= 12-0.5P |
% Change in Q |
%change in P |
Ed = % Change in Qd/% Change in P |
Categorize |
|
P0 |
16 |
=12-0.5*16 = 4 |
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P1 |
14 |
=12-0.5*14 = 5 |
=(5-4)/4 = 0.25 |
=(14-16)/16 = -0.125 |
=0.25/-0.125 = -2 |
Elastic |
P2 |
12 |
=12-0.5*12 = 6 |
=(6-5)/5 = 0.2 |
=(12-14)/14 = -0.143 |
=0.2/-0.143 = -1.4 |
Elastic |
P3 |
10 |
=12-0.5*10 = 7 |
=(7-6)/6 = 0.167 |
=(10-12)/12 = -0.167 |
=0.167/-0.167 = 1 |
Unit elastic |
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