The demand for your product X has been estimated to be Qx = 7, 880 − 4Px − 2Py + Pz − 0.1M where Y and Z are other (related) products. The relevant price and income data are as follows: Px = 10, Py = 15, Pz = 50, M = 40, 000 (Please show work and answers to questions a-e)
a. Which goods are substitutes for X? Which are complements?
b. Is X an inferior or a normal good?
c. How much X will be purchased? d. Graph the demand curve for X given the above information.
e. How will the demand curve change if M falls to 35, 000? Is that in line with b.?
The demand for your product X has been estimated to be Qx = 7, 880 −...
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