The price elasticity of demand for a product is −0.8. The price is raised by 5%. By what percentage %ΔQ does the quantity demanded change?
Price elasticity of demand worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. %ΔQ = −4 %
- 2. E = −0.8
- 3. E = −1.083
- 4. E = −0.9892
- 5. Q = 10411 units
- 6. E = −4
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