Mr. Smith has a daily demand for the famous homemade sausage in beer garden GoedKoopQ = 30 - 2P, + 4P+ 0 61In which Pe is the price for the sausage, P.is the price for Goedkoop's home brewed beer, and I is Smith's daily income.Suppose that P= 12, P=6,1= 40Are beer and sausages complements or substitutes for Mr. Smith?Currently Selected : BA SubstitutesB ComplementsC Neither substitutes nor complementsD Uncertain QuestionSFLAG OESTION...a city with a medium sized population, the oqulibrium price for a city bus ticket is $1 00, and the number of riders each day is 9,600. The short-run price elasticity of demand is 050,and the short-run elasticity of supply is 1.0.Estimate the short run linear supply and deomand curves for bus tickets.Demand curve Q, bPSupply curve Qc + dPHint bis negatvea1 15360b (2d.0600Answers 1-41. 153602.3. 0PreviousNextOURSTIONSVERSION D4240riSoLod

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Mr. Smith has a daily demand for the famous homemade sausage in beer garden GoedKoop Q,- 30 - 2P, + 4P 061 [+] In which P, is the price for the sausage, P, is the price for Goedkoop's home brewed beer, and I is Smith's daily income. Suppose that P,= 12, P,6,1= 40 Are beer and sausages complements or substitutes for Mr Smith? Currently Selected : B A Substitutes B Complements C Neither substitutes nor complements D. Uncertain

Mr. Smith has a daily demand for the famous homemade sausage in beer garden GoedKoop Q,- 30 - 2P, + 4P 061 [+] In which P, is the price for the sausage, P, is the price for Goedkoop's home brewed beer, and I is Smith's daily income. Suppose that P,= 12, P,6,1= 40 Are beer and sausages complements or substitutes for Mr Smith? Currently Selected : B A Substitutes B Complements C Neither substitutes nor complements D. Uncertain

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