(1)Find q, ∂q/∂Y and ∂q/∂p, when the price that the firm sets is $30.00, and the average disposable income in the market is $3,000.00. (2)Find the price-elasticity of demand for the firm's good at the point in part (1).Use your answer to (2) to estimate the percentage change in demand if the firm raises the price for their good to $31.00 (and average income in the market stays fixed).
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