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hey im confused. when i enter this into my calculator 50/(1+0.05) + 50/(1+0.05)2 + 1000/(1+0.05)2  i get a 1000.so shouldnt quantity demanded be 2000?

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A rise in the price of a crate of Pepsi from USD 20 to USD 30 results in a fall in the quantity of crate of Pepsi demanded from 220 million to 180 million a day and at today’s price of a Coca-Cola, USD 15, the quantity of Coca-Cola demanded increases from 80 million to 100 million a day. Kindly Answer ONLY (d) a). Calculate the percentage change in the price of a crate of Pepsi and the percentage change in the quantity demanded of Pepsi. Use the average price and average quantity.b). Calculate the price elasticity of demand for Pepsi.               c). Is the demand for Pepsi elastic or inelastic? Explain please d). Calculate and explain the cross elasticity of demand for Coca-cola with respect to the price of a Pepsi.

QUESTION ONE The demand function for a product is quadratic in nature. Three points, which lie on the function, are (10, 3800), (30, 1000) and (15, 2800). (i) Determine the equation for the demand function (ii) Compute the quantity demanded at a market price of Ksh 20? (a)

Dashboard for Online Pricing   Online the timing and tailoring of prices to specific models of products is the key to successful pricing in online markets. And “Thanks to the ready availability of data in online markets, a pricing manager can easily approximate the elasticity of demands for the different products it sells online.” Assuming a 10 percent decrease in price increases sales by 25 percent, calculate the price elasticity of demand? If the wholesale price of the online product is $50 and sells at a price comparison site that charges $.50 per click and boasts a conversion rate of 5 percent (an average of 20 clicks are needed to generate a sale). What price should you charge for the product? What is the optimal markup on cost?   The authors assert that price sensitivity is affected by (1) product life cycles, and (2) numbers of competitors. In fact, “when the number of competing sellers doubles, a firm’s elasticity of demand is expected to double (and you should be able to…

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A business sells 30,000 units each month at a price of Tk.150 each. It is projected that monthly sales will increaseby 3000 units for each Tk.4.50 reduction in price.(i) Construct the demand equation(ii) What is the highest price to be paid for this product?(iii) What is the highest quantity demanded for this product?(iv) How many units will be bought if the price is Tk.100 per unit?(v) What is the price per unit if 40,000 units were demanded?(vi) Sketch the graph of the demand equation. You have to solve only iv,v and vi.

A business sells 30,000 units each month at a price of Tk.150 each. It is projected that monthly sales will increaseby 3000 units for each Tk.4.50 reduction in price.(i) Construct the demand equation(ii) What is the highest price to be paid for this product?(iii) What is the highest quantity demanded for this product?(iv) How many units will be bought if the price is Tk.100 per unit?(v) What is the price per unit if 40,000 units were demanded?(vi) Sketch the graph of the demand equation.

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vSuppose that supply and demand for a certain commodity are described by the supply curve, p=0.0001q+0.005 , and demand curve, p=-0.002q+62.00 . Determine the quantity of the commodity that will be produced and the selling price.

The table below shows the percentage change in quantity demanded of sending regular mail, of sending parcels, and of home broadband service in Australia from a one-percent increase in each specified price (holding all other prices constant): Change in price of: Sending regular mail Effect on quantity of: Sending regular Sending parcels Home broadband mail -1.5 Sending parcels 0 Home broadband +0.05 0 -1 -0.7 +0.01 -0.11 -0.5 a) For which services is quantity demanded price elastic? Or price inelastic? b) Which services are substitutes and which are complements? c) How would an increase in the price of sending regular mail affect total revenue to Australia Post from that service? How would an increase in the price of home broadband affect total revenue to suppliers of broadband?

The diagram to the right illustrates a hypothetical demand curve representing the relationship between price (in dollars per unit) and quantity (in 1,000s of units per unit of time). AAPS you 100- The area of the triangle shown on the diagram is $ an integer.) 90- (Enter your response as 80- 70- 65 60- 50- 40- 30- 20- 15 10- D 25 0- 0. 75 70 10 20 30 40 50 60 80 90 100 Quantity (1,000s of units per unit of time) Price (dollars per unit)

What is the area of the blue triangle shown in the figure? The area of the triangle S (Enter your response as a whole number). 1.75 1.25 Demand 175000 200000 Quantity of Pepsi (bottes per week)

Price   Quantity Demanded Item   Last Month   This Month   Last Month   This Month Large Drink $6.00   $5.50   150   161 Large Popcorn $7.50   $8.00   125   101 Small Drink $2.50   $2.00   75   80 Small Popcorn $5.00   $5.25   45   39 Candy   $4.00   $3.50   57   68 Hot Dog   $5.00   $5.25   35   36 Movie Ticket $8.00   $9.00   428   300 Q1: Calculate the price elasticity of demand for small drinks. (Show your work. Q2: Is the price elasticity of demand for small drinks price elastic, inelastic, or unit (unitary)?

Price   Quantity Demanded Item   Last Month   This Month   Last Month   This Month Large Drink $6.00   $5.50   150   161 Large Popcorn $7.50   $8.00   125   101 Small Drink $2.50   $2.00   75   80 Small Popcorn $5.00   $5.25   45   39 Candy   $4.00   $3.50   57   68 Hot Dog   $5.00   $5.25   35   36 Movie Ticket $8.00   $9.00   428   300 Q1: Calculate the price elasticity of demand for candy.  Q2: Is the price elasticity of demand for candy price elastic, inelastic, or unit (unitary)?

Price   Quantity Demanded Item   Last Month   This Month   Last Month   This Month Large Drink $6.00   $5.50   150   161 Large Popcorn $7.50   $8.00   125   101 Small Drink $2.50   $2.00   75   80 Small Popcorn $5.00   $5.25   45   39 Candy   $4.00   $3.50   57   68 Hot Dog   $5.00   $5.25   35   36 Movie Ticket $8.00   $9.00   428   300 Q1: Calculate the total revenues earned by the theater last month and this month (Show work please) Q2: Calculate the price elasticity of demand for large drinks. (Show work please) Q3: Is the price elasticity of demand for large drinks price elastic, inelastic, or unit (unitary)?

Price   Quantity Demanded Item   Last Month   This Month   Last Month   This Month Large Drink $6.00   $5.50   150   161 Large Popcorn $7.50   $8.00   125   101 Small Drink $2.50   $2.00   75   80 Small Popcorn $5.00   $5.25   45   39 Candy   $4.00   $3.50   57   68 Hot Dog   $5.00   $5.25   35   36 Movie Ticket $8.00   $9.00   428   300 Q1: Calculate the price elasticity of demand for small popcorn Q2: Is the price elasticity of demand for small popcorn price elastic, inelastic, or unit

Price   Quantity Demanded Item   Last Month   This Month   Last Month   This Month Large Drink $6.00   $5.50   150   161 Large Popcorn $7.50   $8.00   125   101 Small Drink $2.50   $2.00   75   80 Small Popcorn $5.00   $5.25   45   39 Candy   $4.00   $3.50   57   68 Hot Dog   $5.00   $5.25   35   36 Movie Ticket $8.00   $9.00   428   300 Q1: Calculate the price elasticity of demand for hot dogs Q2: Is the price elasticity of demand for hot dogs price elastic, inelastic, or unit (unitary)?

Price   Quantity Demanded Item   Last Month   This Month   Last Month   This Month Large Drink $6.00   $5.50   150   161 Large Popcorn $7.50   $8.00   125   101 Small Drink $2.50   $2.00   75   80 Small Popcorn $5.00   $5.25   45   39 Candy   $4.00   $3.50   57   68 Hot Dog   $5.00   $5.25   35   36 Movie Ticket $8.00   $9.00   428   300 Q1: Calculate the price elasticity of demand for large popcorn (show work) Q2: Is the price elasticity of demand for large popcorn price elastic, inelastic, or unit (unitary)?  Q3: