Cross Price Elasticity of Demand- XED Flashcards

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What is cross price elasticity of demand?

A

a measure of the responsiveness of quantity demanded of one good to a change in the price of another good

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What is the formula for cross price elasticity of demand?

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% change in QD of good A/ % change in P of good B

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3
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What do the first letters of the mnemonic ‘Party Season Near Christmas’ stand for?

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Positive (XED) Substitute, Negative (XED) Complementary

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What does it mean if XED is positive and greater than 1?

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the goods are strong substitutes (price elastic)

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What does it mean if XED is positive and less than 1?

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the goods are weak substitutes (price inelastic)

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What does it mean if XED is negative and greater than 1?

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the goods are strong complements (price elastic)

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What does it mean if XED is negative and less than 1?

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the goods are weak complements (price inelastic)

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