Question 8 If a rise in the price of good X results in the amount of money spent on good Y remaining the same, then   X and Y are perfect substitutes X and Y are perfect complements The cross-price elasticity of demand for Y with respect to X is 1 The cross-price elasticity of demand for Y with respect to X is 0

Match each of the terms to their definition or description. (NOTE: This question is in reference to Cross-Price Elasticity and Income Elasticity.)                                                             Complements                                                             Inferior good                                                             Normal Good                                                             Substitutes A. as incomes increase, demand decreases; Income elasticity less than zero B. goods that have a cross-price elasticity less than zero C. as incomes increase, demand increases; Income elasticity greater than zero D. goods that have a cross-price elasticity greater than zero

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B) When the price of Good A is $27, the quantity demanded of Good B is 1,200 units. When the price of Good A falls to $23 the quantity demanded of Good B falls to 800 units. i. Calculate the cross elasticity of demand ii. Are the goods substitutes or complements? Explain your choice. iii. Explain how cross elasticity of demand is used. vi. Explain how income elasticity of demand is used.

As the price of pizza falls by 10%, the quantity of burgers decreases by 15%. Calculate the cross-price elasticity of demand between pizza and    Are pizza and burgers substitutes or complements?

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6)An increase in supply, ceteris paribus, lowers a good's price. If the total revenue of sellers now falls, we know * a)that the good's price elasticity of demand was greater than 1. b)that the good's price elasticity of demand was smaller than 1. c)that the good's demand curve was vertical. d)that the good's price elasticity of demand was equal to 1 e)that the good's demand curve was a rectangular hyperbola.

QUESTION 1 Encyclopedias were widely used back in the 1970s. Most students and scholars used the encyclopedia to find information on various topics. There was only a small percentage decrease in quantity demanded for encyclopedias in the 1970s when there was a relatively larger percentage increase in price. Today, in the age of the internet, a small percentage increase in price of encyclopedias results in a relatively larger percentage decrease in the quantity demanded. 1. The price elasticiy of demand for encyclopedias in the 1970s was relatively less elastic than today. 2. If the price for encyclopedias increased in the 1970s, the point price elasticity of demand for encyclopedias woud have been greater than 1. 3. The price elasticity of demand for encyclopedias, after the internet, is considered elastic. Which of the above statements are true? O Only 1 is true. O Only 2 is true. Only 3 is true. Both 1 and 2 are true. Both 1 and 3 are true.

QUESTION 21 If the price of lamb goes up by 20% and the demand goes down by 5%. The price elasticity of demand is

Question 5: (a) Define the Income elasticity of demand? Click or tap here to enter text. (b) What is a normal and an inferior good? Click or tap here to enter text. (c) Define the own-price elasticity of demand. Click or tap here to enter text. (d) Define the cross-price elasticity of demand. Click or tap here to enter text.