MCQ 9If the cross-price elasticity of demand between products X and Y is positive, we can infer that:Aproducts X and Y are complementary goodsthe demand for both products must be price inelastic, to ensure that a fall in the price of one of the products does not lead to a decrease in the demand for theВother productCI do not want to answer this question.Dthe price elasticity of demand for both products must be positiveEthe income elasticity of demand for both products must be negative, because the multiplication of two negative numbers gives a positive numberFproducts X and Y are substitute goods

Cross price elasticity of demand refers to percentage change in quantity demanded of good 1 due to…

MCQ 9 If the cross-price elasticity of demand between products X and Y is positive, we can infer that: A products X and Y are complementary goods the demand for both products must be price inelastic, to ensure that a fall in the price of one of the products does not lead to a decrease in the demand for the other product C I do not want to answer this question. D the price elasticity of demand for both products must be positive E the income elasticity of demand for both products must be negative, because the multiplication of two negative numbers gives a positive number F products X and Y are substitute goods

MCQ 9 If the cross-price elasticity of demand between products X and Y is positive, we can infer that: A products X and Y are complementary goods the demand for both products must be price inelastic, to ensure that a fall in the price of one of the products does not lead to a decrease in the demand for the other product C I do not want to answer this question. D the price elasticity of demand for both products must be positive E the income elasticity of demand for both products must be negative, because the multiplication of two negative numbers gives a positive number F products X and Y are substitute goods

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