2. Assume the following two demand curves: A) Marginal Willingness to Pay = 18 -0.005 Q...
Suppose that the price elasticity of demand of a good is -3. Its demand is _________ and the percentage change in its quantity demanded is ________ than the percentage change in its price. A. Elastic: Smaller B. Elastic: Greater C. Inelastic: Smaller D. Inelastic: Greater Which of the following is not a determinant of the price elasticity of demand? A. Availability of substitutes B. Degree of necessity C. Cost relative to income D. Availability of inputs With a(n) ______ demand,...
22. The price elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the change in the: A) quantity demanded to a change in the price. B) price to a change in the quantity demanded. C) lope re enterprise D) slope of the demand curve to a change in the quantity demanded. 23. The price of gasoline rises 5% and the quantity of gasoline purchased falls 1%. price elasticity of demand is equal to _______ and demand is described as _______ A) 0.2; inelastic B) 5; inelastic C) 0.2; elastic 24. For a...
25) What is measured by the price elasticity of supply? A) The price elasticity of supply measures how responsive producers are to changes in the price of other goods. B) The price elasticity of supply measures how responsive producers are to changes in income. C) The price elasticity of supply measures how responsive producers are to changes in the price of a product. D) The price elasticity of supply is a measure of the slope of the supply curve. E)...
Question 3: The graph below is the market for hats Price 20 18 16 14 10 Demand 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 Duatit Refer to the above figure and answer the following questions: Using mid-point method calculate the price elasticity between points A and B and mention if the situation is price elastic or price inelastic? Using mid-point method calculate the price elasticity between points B and C and mention if the situation is price elastic...
Q.2 (15 points) The following table shows the demand for gasoline by a public bus and the demand for gasoline by a private car. Price (per gallon) Demand for gasoline (per week) Quantity demanded by a Quantity demanded by a private public bus (gallons) car (gallons) S3.2 75 25 $3.0 80 40 $2.8 85 55 $2.6 90 70 95 85 $2.2 100 100 (a) Suppose the price of gasoline increases from $2.4 to $2.6. Calculate the price elasticity of demand...
2. Demand and supply equations for Good X is given as: Demand: P=6 - (1/50) Q and Supply: P= 1 + (1/100) Q [P: Price, Q: Quantity] i. Given the above information find the equilibrium price and quantity for Good X. ii. What is the point elasticity of demand at equilibrium? Is it elastic, inelastic or unitary elastic? iii. What is the point elasticity of supply at equilibrium? Is it elastic, inelastic or unitary elastic? iv. If the price increases...
Question 1 Presented below is the table related to box of envelopes price and quantity demanded: Box Of Envelopes Price Quantity Demanded 3$ 500 3.50 $ 450 5$ 300 6 $ 250 a) Calculate the Mid-Point of Quantity and the Mid-Point of Price when price increases from 5$ to 6$. (40 points) (10 points for calculation, 10 points for correct answer) b) Calculate the Price Elasticity of Demand using the Mid-Point Method. (20 points) (10 points for calculation, 10 points...
3. For each of the following demand curves i) Find the price-elasticity of demand in terms of P ii) Determine the range of P values for which the de- mand curve is perfectly elastic, elastic, unitary elas tic, inelastic and perfectly inelastic (your answer will look like, the demand is inelastic for 0< P < 10, unitary elastic at P 10, etc) iii) Calculate the price-elasticity of demand at P-3 and give an interpretation in words of what that means...
3. For each of the following demand curves i) Find the price-elasticity of demand in terms of P ii) Determine the range of P values for which the de- mand curve is perfectly elastic, elastic, unitary elas tic, inelastic and perfectly inelastic (your answer will look like, the demand is inelastic for 0< P < 10, unitary elastic at P 10, etc) iii) Calculate the price-elasticity of demand at P-3 and give an interpretation in words of what that means...
For each of the following demand curves: i) Find the price-elasticity of demand in terms of P. ii) Determine the range of P values for which the demand curve is perfectly elastic, elastic, unitary elastic, inelastic and perfectly inelastic (your answer will look like, the demand is inelastic for 0 < P < 10, unitary elastic at P = 10, etc). iii) Calculate the price-elasticity of demand at P = 3 and give an interpretation in words of what that...