________: increase in price leads to an increase in total revenue (fall in Q is proportionately smaller than rise in P) and the opposite is true when it is elastic.
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Elasticity
What is not the same in both directions (ex? Answer with a single words or term.
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Complements
________: CP elasticity of demand is-) (and move in opposite direction5- 2 The Elasticity of Supply.
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UNIT ELASTIC
________ (PE= 1): total revenue remains constant when price changes.
________= % change in quantity supplied divided by the % change in price.
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Price elasticity of demand
________ using the midpoint method= (Q2- Q1)/ [(Q2+Q1)/2]/ (P2- P1)/ [(P2+P1)/2]
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Income elasticity of demand
________: measures how the quantity demanded changes as consumer income changes.
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Definition of the market
________: narrowly defined markets are more elastic (such as the ice cream market), whereas broadly defined markets are more inelastic (such as the food market)
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Elastic demand
________ means that quantity demanded responds substantially, whereas inelastic demand means that quantity demanded responded slightly.
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Drug interdiction intervention →
________ raises costs for selling drugs (supply curve shifts left) → decreases drug use BUT since drugs are inelastic, increase in price raises total revenue (aka drug users pay more) → because of higher price, drug- related crime increases.
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Price elasticity of supply
________: measures how much the quantity supplied responds to changes in price.
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Elasticity of supply
________ is high for low levels of QS because there is idle equipment, so increase in price make it profitable for firms.
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Price elasticity of demand
________= % change in quantity demanded divided by the % change in price.
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Price elasticity of demand
________: measures how much the quantity demanded responds to a change in price.