THE FOLLOWING IS THE DEMAND FUNCTION FOR SUGAR: Q s = 20 -5P s + 3P e
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THE FOLLOWING IS THE DEMAND FUNCTION FOR SUGAR:
Qs = 20 -5Ps + 3Pe + 6Y
Where Qs = demand for sugar (in pounds)
Ps = $5 = price of “sugar” for pounds
Pe = $100 = price of “equal” pounds
Y = $200 = per capital income for a week
- What is the demand for sugar Qs?
- Compute and interpret (using a one percent change) the price elasticity.
- Compute and interpret (using a one percent change) the cross price elasticity.
Compute and interpret (using a one percent change) the income elasticity.
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Managerial Economics
ISBN: 978-0133020267
7th edition
Authors: Paul Keat, Philip K Young, Steve Erfle
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