I. Given the production function Q = AK“LF, findthe partial derivatives with respect to K and Land give their economic interpretation. (10)Given the demand for beef Qy = 4850 – 5Pp +1.5 Pp + 0.1 Y, where Y = 10 000 Py = 100, andthe price for pork P, = 100.-a) Find the income elasticity of demand forbeef?b) Find the cross price elasticity of demand forbeef?c) Estimate the A% in demand for beef resultingfrom a 10% increase in the price for pork?

Elasticity of demand depicts how much consumer responds with the change in the price level.

I. Given the production function Q = AK“LF the partial derivatives with respect to K an and give their economic interpretation. (10 Given the demand for beef Qy = 4850 – 1.5 Pp + 0.1 Y, where Y = 10 000 Py = 100, the price for pork P, = 100. %3D a) Find the income elasticity of demand fo beef? b) Find the cross price elasticity of demand beef? c) Estimate the A% in demand for beef res from a 10% increase in the price for pork?

I. Given the production function Q = AK“LF the partial derivatives with respect to K an and give their economic interpretation. (10 Given the demand for beef Qy = 4850 – 1.5 Pp + 0.1 Y, where Y = 10 000 Py = 100, the price for pork P, = 100. %3D a) Find the income elasticity of demand fo beef? b) Find the cross price elasticity of demand beef? c) Estimate the A% in demand for beef res from a 10% increase in the price for pork?

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