Demand for lift tickets at a popular ski resort is given by:Q= 2,500 – 0.25p+2Palt-4Plodging+ 0.005Ywhere:p= price of a lift ticketPalt = price of a tropical vacation package = $600Q= quantity demanded= price of ski resort lodging = $200PlodgingY= consumer income = $10,000The quantity of lift tickets demanded (Q) as a function of the price can be writtenQ=]Lift tickets and resort lodging can be consideredgoods.Lift tickets can be considered to beV good.

Goods are considered to be complementary if the cross price elasticity of demand is negative. Goods…

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Which of the following statements are true? (i) The absolute value of the price elasticity of demand is greater when substitutes are available. (ii) If income of an individual increases from R20,000 to R30,000 and the quantity of X demanded decreases, then X is an inferior good. (iii) The law of demand refers to the relationship between consumer income and the quantity demanded.
Demand and Supply are represented by the functions below: QD = 8250 – 325P QS = 850 + 175P Exercise: 1. Compute quantity and price in equilibrium. Determine what would happen if the price changed to 12$ 2. Plot the graph representing the above cases. 3. Compute the elasticity of both curves assuming the price would increase from 22$ to 24$. 5. Plot the graph for question 3.
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The extended demand function of good X is: QDX = 1400 20 PX - 10 PY + 0.1 M where: QDX = quantity demanded of good X PX Price of good X PY = Price of related good Y (related in consumption to good X) M = Average consumer income. Fix the following variables: PX = 50 M = 10,000 Assume: PY changes from $50 to $80 What is the cross-price elasticity of the demand of good X with respect to PY [Use the arc elasticity formula.] a. -0.69 b. C. d. -0.87 Based on your answer to the previous question, goods X and Y are: b. 0.69 a. inelastic C. 0.87 d. complements inferior substitutes
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