Question $2$

$1$

From the accompanying table, we would expect that, for amateur skaters, the price elasticity of demand for ice skates between $$10$ and $$20$ to be that of hockey players because $q,$

$\backslash$table$[[$Price of Ice Skates,Quantity Demanded $($professional hockey players$),$Quantity Demanded $($amateur skaters$)],[$$$10,95,70],[$$$20,85,50],[$$$40,75,30],[$$$50,65,20],[$$$60,60,10]]$

less elastic; professional hockey players need skates

the same; they both skate

more elastic; ice skates are a normal good

less elastic; ice skates are an inferior good

more elastic; amateur skaters are more likely to substitute other activities