Question #273317

You are an analyst employed by an airplane manufacturer that last year sold 40,000 ATR-72


aircrafts at $100,000 each. Your market research indicates that:


I. the price elasticity of demand for your aircrafts in −0.5. (or +0.5 in absolute value);


II. the income elasticity of demand for your aircrafts is +3.7; and


III. the cross price elasticity for your aircrafts with respect to the price of a comparable jet


manufactured by a competitor is +1.6.


A. Suppose that you expect a ceteris paribus decrease in average incomes of 10% this


year compared to last year. How many aircrafts do you estimate that your company will


sell this year? How will it impact total revenues? 6 mark

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Expert's answer
2021-11-30T16:42:49-0500

E(ID)=ΔQuantityΔIncomeE(ID)=\frac{\Delta Quantity}{\Delta Income}


Quantity2Quantity2Quantity2+Quantity1=37\frac{Quantity2 - Quantity2}{Quantity2+Quantity1} = -37


ΔQuantity10=3.7\frac{\Delta Quantity}{-10} = 3.7

ΔQuantity2=37\Delta Quantity2=-37


37=Quantity2Quantity2QQuantity2+QQuantity2=Quantity2240000Quantity22+40000-37=\frac{Quantity2-Quantity2}{QQuantity2+QQuantity2}\\ =\frac{Quantity22-40000}{Quantity22+40000}

38Quantity2=1520000-38Quantity2=-1520 000

Quantity2=40000Quanitity2=40000Quantity2=40000\\ Quanitity2=40000


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