part B please 1. Chez What recently opened a stand in between the Commons and the Library. Theysell mostly breakfast items, particularly coffee, and croissants. The operators areparticularly concerned about the demand for croissants. In an effort to assess the wisdomof their pricing strategy, they asked an economist client to estimate the demand forcroissants sold at Chez What. He came with the following information.Q = 150 - 50P - 20Pc +30PaWhere P = the price of croissants, Pc = the price of coffee sold at Chez What, and Pa = theprice of coffee sold at the nearby Alpine bagel bakerya. Suppose that the price of coffee at Chez What is $1.5 and that the price of coffeeat the Alpine Bagel Bakery is $2 per cup. Calculate the demand curve forcroissants.Q=150-50P-20(1.5)+30(2)Q=180-50PFor parts b and c assume that the price of croissants is $1.b. Suppose that the price of croissants is $1. Calculate the point price elasticity ofdemand. Would Chez What increase profits by Raising the price of croissants? (Explain)EQPRaise Price?

Demand curve is the downward sloping curve. Suppply curve is the upward sloping curve. The…

1. Chez What recently opened a stand in between the Commons and the Library. They sell mostly breakfast items, particularly coffee, and croissants. The operators are particularly concerned about the demand for croissants. In an effort to assess the wisdom of their pricing strategy, they asked an economist client to estimate the demand for croissants sold at Chez What. He came with the following information. Q = 150-50P - 20Pc +30Pa Where P = the price of croissants, Pc = the price of coffee sold at Chez What, and P₁ = the price of coffee sold at the nearby Alpine bagel bakery a. Suppose that the price of coffee at Chez What is $1.5 and that the price of coffee at the Alpine Bagel Bakery is $2 per cup. Calculate the demand curve for croissants. Q= 150-50P-20(1.5)+30(2) Q=180-50P For parts b and c assume that the price of croissants is $1. b. Suppose that the price of croissants is $1. Calculate the point price elasticity of demand. Would Chez What increase profits by Raising the price of croissants? (Explain) ЕОР Raise Price?

1. Chez What recently opened a stand in between the Commons and the Library. They sell mostly breakfast items, particularly coffee, and croissants. The operators are particularly concerned about the demand for croissants. In an effort to assess the wisdom of their pricing strategy, they asked an economist client to estimate the demand for croissants sold at Chez What. He came with the following information. Q = 150-50P - 20Pc +30Pa Where P = the price of croissants, Pc = the price of coffee sold at Chez What, and P₁ = the price of coffee sold at the nearby Alpine bagel bakery a. Suppose that the price of coffee at Chez What is $1.5 and that the price of coffee at the Alpine Bagel Bakery is $2 per cup. Calculate the demand curve for croissants. Q= 150-50P-20(1.5)+30(2) Q=180-50P For parts b and c assume that the price of croissants is $1. b. Suppose that the price of croissants is $1. Calculate the point price elasticity of demand. Would Chez What increase profits by Raising the price of croissants? (Explain) ЕОР Raise Price?

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