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- Consider the demand function for good1, Q1 = 2037 - 9P1 + 0.6000000000000001P2 - 0.75P3 + 0.07Y Where, price of good1 (P1) is 59, price of good2 (P2) is 255, price of good3 (P3) is 195, and income (Y) is 24425; (a) Find the price elasticity of demand (PED). (Give your answer to two decimal places) (b) Find the income elasticity of demand (YED). (Give your answer to two decimal places) c) Find the cross price elasticity of demand (XED) between good1 and good3. (Give your answer to east two decimal places) d) Estimate the percentage change in the demand for good1 resulting from a 4% decrease in the price of good2. (Give your answer to two decimal places, if required)Suppose the generalized demand function for good X is Qd=60-2Px+0.01M+7Pr a.Suppose M=40,000 and Pr=20 what is the direct demand function b.Suppose the supply function is Qs=-600+10Px, what are the equilibrium price and quantity? c.What happens to equilibrium price and quantity if other things remain the same as in part (b) but income increases to 52,000? d.What happens to equilibrium price and quantity if other things remain the same as in part (b) but the price of the related good decrease to 14? e.What happens to equilibrium price and quantity if other thing remain the same, income and price of related goods are at their original levels and supply shifts to Qs=-360+10Px?The following estimates have been obtained for the market demand for cereal In Q= 9.01- 0.68 In P+0.75In A-1.3M, where Q is the quantity of cereal,P is the price of cereal,A is the level of adverstising, and M is income. Based on this information,determine the effect on the consumption of cereal of : a: A 5 percent reduction in the price of cereal. b: A 4 percent increase in income. c: A 20 percent reduction in cereal advertising.
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