1.2.3 Price, income and cross elasticity of demand

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Define PED

A measure of responsiveness for quantity demand after a price change

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What is the formal for PED

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What does a PED of 0 mean

Perfectly inelastic demand. A change in price leads to no change in demand.

<p>Perfectly inelastic demand. A change in price leads to no change in demand.</p>
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What does PED between between 0 and -1 mean

Price inelastic demand. A change in price leads to a proportionally smaller change in demand

<p>Price inelastic demand. A change in price leads to a proportionally smaller change in demand</p>
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What does a PED on -1 mean

Unitary elasticity of demand. A change in price leads to proportional change in demand. this also means a change in price doesn’t lead to a fall in revenue.

<p>Unitary elasticity of demand. A change in price leads to proportional change in demand. this also means a change in price doesn’t lead to a fall in revenue.</p>
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What does a ped of between -1 and infinity mean

Price elastic demand. A change in price leads to a proportionally larger change in demand.

<p>Price elastic demand. A change in price leads to a proportionally larger change in demand.</p>
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What does a PED of infinity mean

Perfectly elastic demand. A change in price leads to an infinite change in supply. A change in price causes revenue to fall to zero.

<p>Perfectly elastic demand. A change in price leads to an infinite change in supply. A change in price causes revenue to fall to zero.</p>
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What factors influence the PED of a good or service

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Proportion of income-The higher the prop proportion of income a good or service take up the more elastic it will be.

Loyalty-The stronger loyalty the more inelastic good will be.

Addictiveness-The goods that are more addictive or habitual are more inelastic.

Necessities- Necessities are more inelastic

Time- The longer since a price rise the more elastic

Substitutes-The stronger the substitutes the more elastic.

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Define income elasticity of demand

The responsiveness of demand to a change in income.

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What is the formula for income elasticity of demand

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What YED values would normal goods have

Positive as when income rise demand rises as well

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What YED values would inferior goods have

Negative as when income rise demand falls

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What YED values do necessities have

Values between 0-1 as they are more inelastic

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What YED values do luxuries have

Values greater than 1 as they are more elastic

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What does the relationship between income and quantity demanded for a normal good

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What does the relationship between income and quantity demanded for an inferior good

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Define cross elasticity of demand

The responsiveness of demand for one product to a change in the price of another product

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What is the formula for cross elasticity of demand

XED=

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What XED values do substitute goods have

Positive as the price of one good rise the demand for the substitute good increases

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What XED values do complementary goods have

Negative as the price of one good rise demand for the complementary good falls