3- Suppose the quantity demanded of good m decreases by 30% when the price of good kincreases by 40%.a- What is the cross-price elasticity of m's demand?b- What type of goods are m and p?c- Is m's demand elastic or inelastic with respect to price of p?4- Suppose the quantity demanded of sandwich changes from 50/day to 70/day in the schoolcanteen when the price of orange juice changes from 100 TL to 150 TL per liter.a- Calculate the cross price elasticity of sandwich and determine its sign.b- Are these two goods complements or substitutes?

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3- Suppose the quantity demanded of good m decreases by 30% when the price of good k increases by 40%. a- What is the cross-price elasticity of m's demand? b- What type of goods are m and p? c- Is m's demand elastic or inelastic with respect to price of p?

3- Suppose the quantity demanded of good m decreases by 30% when the price of good k increases by 40%. a- What is the cross-price elasticity of m's demand? b- What type of goods are m and p? c- Is m's demand elastic or inelastic with respect to price of p?

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