Question #139974
Goods A and B are related goods.

The price of good A is $6.

When the price of good B is $29, demand for good A is P = 9 - 0.025QA.

When the price of good B is $31, demand for good A is P = 11 - 0.02QA.

Calculate the cross price elasticity of demand.
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Expert's answer
2020-10-26T12:22:09-0400

cross elasticity of demand=percentagechangeinquantitydemandedpercentagechangeinprice\frac{percentage change in quantity demanded}{percentage change in price}

% change in quantity demanded

Q1=9(0.025×6)=8.85Q_1=9-(0.025\times 6)=8.85


Q2=11(0.02×6)=10.88Q_2=11-(0.02\times6)=10.88


%change in Q=(10.88-8.85)×100\times100 =203%


%change in price=(31-29)×100\times100=200%


Therefore; Cross price elasticity of demand= 203200=1.015\frac{203}{200}=1.015


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