module 4 - elasticity

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total revenue

the total sales of a firm based on a given quantity of goods

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marginal revenue

the net revenue a business earns by selling an additional unit of its product

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price sensitivity

the degree to which demand changes when the cost of a product or service changed

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price insensitivity

used to describe a product or service for which sales remain the same or continue to increase even if the price goes up or down by a large amount

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price elasticity demand formula

PEd = (change in quantity)/(change in price)

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inelastic demand

when the price of a good or service goes up, consumers’ buying habits stay about the same, and when the price does down, the consumers’ buying habits also remain unchanged

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elastic demand

the change in quantity demanded due to a change in the price is large

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unit elastic demand

a demand in which any change in the price of a good leads to an equally proportional change in quantity demanded

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horizontal line in elasticity (demand)

perfectly elastic

  • infinite responsiveness at specific price

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vertical line in elasticity (demand)

perfectly inelastic

  • elasticity is 0

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short run elasticity

the responsiveness of quantity demanded or supplied to changed in price or other factors over a short period of time, where the production capacity or input factors are fixed

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long run elasticity

the responsiveness of demand or supply to changed in price over an extended period, where all factors of production can be adjusted

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the market in relation to elasticity

if market is elastic, a tiny change in price results in a large change in sales (and vise versa)

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price elasticity supplied formula

PEs= (change in quantity supplied)/(change in price)

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inelastic supply

a market situation in which a change in the price of goods or services does not produce a similar change in supply

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elastic supply

the quantity supplied of a good or service changed significantly when its price changes

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horizontal line in elasticity (supply)

at one specific price, suppliers are willing to supply any quantity

  • perfectly elastic

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vertical line in elasticity (supply)

quantity supplied stays the same no matter the price

  • elasticity is 0