The demand curve for a product is given by P = 400 - 1Q/3.
a. What is the own price elasticity of demand when price is $100? Is demand elastic or inelastic at this price? What would happen to the firm
P=400-Q/3 or Q=(400-P)*3=1200-3P |
a> |
When P=100 , Q=1200-3*100=900 |
WhenP=101 , Q=1200-3*101=897 |
So Elasticity=(897-900)/(101-100)=-3 |
Demand id elastic in this price |
Revenue will increase but at a lower rate |
b>When P=300 , Q=1200-3*300=300 |
When P=301,Q=1200-3*301=297 |
So Elasticity=(297-300)/(301-300)=-3 |
Demand id elastic in this price |
Revenue will increase and at a higher rate |
c> |
Revenue=P*Q=400Q-(Q^2)/3 |
or dR/dQ=400-(2/3)Q |
For revenue maximization,dR/dQ=0 |
so (2/3)Q-400=0 |
or , Q=(400*3)/2=600 |
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