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Chapter 5 Elasticity of

Demand and Supply

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What is total revenue?Price multiplied by the quantity sold at that price

P X Q

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If you own a business and your raise price,

will your total revenue go up or down?

That all depends on the price elasticity of demand for your product

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more money is made per unit fewer units are sold

When price increases what two things happen?

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What is price elasticity of demand?

A measure of the responsiveness of quantity demanded to a price change

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How do I measure responsiveness?

You measure the percent change in quantity demanded when price changes

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How do I measure a percent change

in quantity?You take the difference between the two quantities and divide by the original number

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For example, if there is an increase from 3 units to 5, what is the percentage increase?

The percent increase is 67%

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The difference between the two numbers is 2 and the original number is 3

How do I know this?

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So …

2/3 = 67%

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If there is a decrease from 5 units to 3, what is

the percent decrease?

2/5 = 40%

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How do I calculate price elasticity of

demand?Price elasticity of demand =

% change in price

% change in quantity

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If demand is elasticelastic - revenue goes down

If demand is inelasticinelastic - revenue goes up

If NRCC raises tuition, what happens

to total revenue?

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more money is made per unit fewer units are sold

When price increases what two things happen?

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If I increase my price from $1.00 to $1.10, how will this effect

my revenue?The answer depends upon the price elasticity of demand for your product

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When price increases and there is a net loss in revenue, the demand curve is price elastic, > 1

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More money is lost because of the fewer units sold then the money gained because of the higher price

When price increases demand is elastic when …?

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When price increases and there is a net gain in revenue, the demand curve is price inelastic, < 1

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More money is gained because of the higher price then the money lost because of the fewer units sold

When price increases demand is inelastic when …?

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Elastic demand curves are more horizontal than inelastic demand curves

What do elastic demand curves look like?

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Inelastic demand curves are more vertical than elastic demand curves

What do inelastic demand curves

look like?

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P

Q0

P

Q0

A B

D D

Which of the above demand curves is oil and which ice cream?

Ice creamoil

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oil is a necessity oil has few substitutes

Why is the demand curve for oil more

inelastic?

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Ice cream is a luxury ice cream has many substitutes

Why is the demand curve for ice cream

more elastic?

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One

If tripling of the price triples the quantity of a

good supplied, then price elasticity of supply is?

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False, the dollar increase is not given as a percent change

If a $1 increase in price leads to a 3-unit decrease in quantity demanded, then demand must be elastic ?

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What is unit-elastic demand?

The type of demand that exists when a percent change in price causes an equal (but of opposite sign) percent change in quantity demanded

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If total revenue does not change when price increases, the demand curve is unitary elastic, value equals -1

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substitutes consumers budgets time need

What determines the price elasticity

of demand?

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The more substitutes the more elastic is the demand

What do substitutes have to do with

elasticity?

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How does the price elasticity of demand

for running shoes compare to Nike running shoes?

The demand for running shoes is less elastic than the demand for Nike running shoes

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The smaller the price of something is in relation to your budget, the more inelastic the demand

How does my budget effect demand?

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The more time to adjust to a price change the more elastic the demand

What does time have to do with elasticity?

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Demand Becomes More Elastic Over Time P

rice

per

un

it

Quantity per period

$1.25$1.00

9575500

DWDM

DY

W=weekM=monthY=year

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The greater the need the more inelastic the demand

What does need have to do with elasticity?

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Price elasticity of demand is the percentage change in quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in price

How do I measure the price elasticity of demand for a good?

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Problem - when you move along a demand curve between two points, you will get different answers to elasticity depending if you are moving up or down the demand curve

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If you go from 3 to 5, the percentage change is 2/3 , but if you go from 5 to 3, the percentage change is 2/5 , so the elasticities are different !

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The answer to this problem is to use thearc elasticity of demand formula which is ...

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change in quantity demanded

sum of quantities/2

divided by

change in price

sum of prices/2

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ED = q'D– q

D

(q'D + q )/2D

p'– p(p'+ p)/2

Price elasticity equals the percentage in quantity demanded divided by the percent change in

price (using the arc formula)

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ED = q'D– q

D

(q'D + q )D p'– p(p'+ p)X

Mathematically, we invert the denominator and multiply, the 2’s

cancel one another out, so formula becomes:

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Quantity Price

Bananas

Oranges

200

240

400

280

$20

$18

$40

$70

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What is the Price Elasticity of Demand for

bananas?

40220

2

19

40

220X

192 =

=760440

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What is the Price Elasticity of Demand for

oranges?

120340

30

55

120

340X

5530 =

=6,600

10,200

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What is a linear demand curve?A straight-line demand curve

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Demand, Price Elasticity, and Total RevenueP

rice

per

un

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Panel A: Demand and price elasticity

Quantity per period

10 0

2030405060708090

$100

100 200 500 8009001,000

c

de

ba

Elastic

Unit elastic

Inelastic

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How do price and total revenue relate?

In the elastic range of a demand curve, price and total revenue move in opposite directions.

In the inelastic range, price and total revenue move in the same direction

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Demand, Price Elasticity, and Total Revenue

Panel B: Total Revenue

To

tal R

even

ue

Quantity per period

500

$25,000Total revenue

0 1,000

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What is a perfectly elastic demand curve?

A horizontal line reflecting a situation in which any price increase reduces quantity demanded to zero

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

A Perfectly Elastic Demand Curve

0

DED = –p

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What is a perfectlyinelastic demand curve?

A vertical line reflecting a situation in which price change has no effect on the quantity demanded

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

A Perfectly Inelastic Demand Curve

0

D'

ED = 0

Q

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What is unit elasticity of demand?

The type of demand that exists when price elasticity is the same everywhere along the curve, it has an elasticity of -1.0

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0

D''

60

Pri

ce p

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nit

Quantity per period100

$6

$10ED = –1

A Unit Elastic Demand Curve

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The percentage change in the quantity demanded resulting from a 1 percent change in total income

What is income elasticity of demand?

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Something that people will by more of as their incomes increase

What is anormal good?

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Positive

If a good is normal, then the income

elasticity of demand for that good is ?

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Something that people will by less of as their incomes increase

What is aninferior good?

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Negative

If a good is inferior, then the income

elasticity of demand for that good is ?

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What is cross–price elasticity of demand?

The percent change in the demand of one good (at a given price) as a result of the percent change in the price of another good

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If negative - complements (steak &

steak sauce)

If positive - substitutes (butter & margarine)

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If an increase in the price of peanut butter causes a decline in the demand for

jelly, then ?

the goods are complements

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If a decrease in the price of one good causes a

decline in the demand for another good, then ?

The goods are substitutes

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What are some examples of

complementary goods?computers and software

cars and gasoline

CDs and playlists

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What is price elasticity of supply?A measure of the responsiveness of quantity supplied to a price change

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ES = q'S– q

S

(q'S + q )/2S

p'– p(p'+ p)/2

Price elasticity equals the percentage in quantity demanded divided by the percent change in

price (using the arc formula)

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What is a perfectly elastic supply curve?

A horizontal line reflecting a situation in which any price decrease reduces the quantity supplied to zero; the elasticity value is infinity

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

Perfectly Elastic Supply

0

SES =

p

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What is a perfectly inelastic supply curve?

A vertical line reflecting a situation in which a price change has no effect on the quantity supplied; the elasticity value is zero

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

A Perfectly Inelastic Supply Curve

0

S'

ES = 0

Q

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What is unit-elastic supply?

A percent change in price causes an identical percent change in quantity supplied; the elasticity value is one

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How is unit-elastic supply depicted?A supply curve that is a straight line through the origin

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

A Unit Elastic Supply Curve

0

S'

10 20

5

$10

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What are the determinants of supply elasticity?

Costs Time

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Market Supply Becomes More Elastic Over Time P

rice

per

un

it

Quantity per period

$12

$10

0 705550 100

Sw S

mSy

W=weekM=monthY=year

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Effects of Different Demand Elasticities on Sales Tax Incidence

Millions of packs per day

Pri

ce p

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ack

$2.30

2.001.90

109

$0.40 tax

D

SSt

0

Panel A: Less elastic demand

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Effects of Different Demand Elasticities on Sales Tax Incidence

Millions of packs per day

Pri

ce p

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ack

$2.102.00

1.70

107

$0.40 tax

D'

SSt

0

Panel B: More elastic demand

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Effects of Different Supply Elasticities on Sales Tax Incidence

Millions of packs per day

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$2.30

$2.00$1.90

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$0.40 taxS

St

0

Panel A: More elastic supply

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Effects of Different Supply Elasticities on Sales Tax Incidence

Millions of packs per day

Pri

ce p

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ack $2.10

2.00

1.70

109

$0.40 tax

D''

SSt

0

Panel B: Less elastic supply

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