Q1. Bread and cheese are often eaten together. Therefore, they are complement goods. Flour is an ingredient in producing bread. Milk is an ingredient in producing cheese A. Explain what happens to the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity of cheese when the price of milk falls. Draw a diagram for your answer. B. Explain what happens to the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity of bread as a result of your answer in part A. Draw a diagram for your answer. Q2. The price elasticity of demand of product X is classified as unit elastic. At the price of $9.5 per unit the quantity demanded of product X is 21. At what price per unit should product X be selling at if the quantity demanded is 19? Explain your answer. Q3. Peter likes movies but he decides that he will spend a fixeed amount of $1,000 per month on movie tickets, no matter what the price of per movie ticket is. Is Peter's price elasticity of demand on movie tickets elastic, unit elastic or inelastic? Explain your answe

Q1. Bread and cheese are often eaten together. Therefore, they are complement goods. Flour is an ingredient in producing bread. Milk is an ingredient in producing cheese A. Explain what happens to the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity of cheese when the price of milk falls. Draw a diagram for your answer. B. Explain what happens to the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity of bread as a result of your answer in part A. Draw a diagram for your answer. Q2. The price elasticity of demand of product X is classified as unit elastic. At the price of $9.5 per unit the quantity demanded of product X is 21. At what price per unit should product X be selling at if the quantity demanded is 19? Explain your answer. Q3. Peter likes movies but he decides that he will spend a fixeed amount of $1,000 per month on movie tickets, no matter what the price of per movie ticket is. Is Peter's price elasticity of demand on movie tickets elastic, unit elastic or inelastic? Explain your answe

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