You want to estimate the price elasticity of demand for sandwiches at the restaurant you manage. In August, you charged $6.50 per sandwich and sold 500 sandwiches. In September, you charged $6 per sandwich and sold 581 sandwiches. You believe that no factors other than the price of your sandwiches have significantly influenced or will influence the demand for them. Question 12 O important Homework Answered In the scenario above, what is the absolute value of the price elasticity of demand for your sandwiches? Type your numeric answer and submit 0 Cannot be empty

You want to estimate the price elasticity of demand for sandwiches at the restaurant you manage. In August, you charged $6.50 per sandwich and sold 500 sandwiches. In September, you charged $6 per sandwich and sold 581 sandwiches. You believe that no factors other than the price of your sandwiches have significantly influenced or will influence the demand for them. Question 12 O important Homework Answered In the scenario above, what is the absolute value of the price elasticity of demand for your sandwiches? Type your numeric answer and submit 0 Cannot be empty

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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