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Cross Price Elasticity of Demand
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What does cross price elasticity of demand measure?

How demand for one good responds to another's price change

What is the formula for cross price elasticity of demand?

\frac{\text{% change in qty of A}}{\text{% change in price of B}}

Fuel price rises 10%; fuel-inefficient car demand falls 20%. What is the cross price elasticity?

−2-2

What does a negative cross price elasticity indicate?

The products are complements

What does a positive cross price elasticity indicate?

The products are substitutes

Which relationship type matches negative cross elasticity?

Complements (used together)

If Coca-Cola's price rises and Pepsi demand increases, what is their relationship?

Substitutes

If a product's price decreases, what happens to its complement's demand curve?

Shifts to the right (increases)

If a product's price increases, what happens to its substitute's demand curve?

Shifts to the right (increases)

Tea price rises 15%; coffee demand rises 12%. What type of goods are they?

Substitutes

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