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a weak complements
b
с
d
strong complements
normal goods
inferior goods
Question 7
Goods like rice or bread are considered necessities. Which of the following is the best example of the income elasticity
necessity?
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The cross elasticity of demand(XED) is an economic concept that measures how sensitive a quantity (Q) demanded of one product is to changes in the price (P) of another. The percentage(%) change in the amount(Q) demanded of one commodity is divided by the percentage(%) change in the price(P) of the other good to get this statistic, also known as cross-price elasticity of demand.

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