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Elasticity

5. Elasticity. Big Questions. What is the price elasticity of demand, and what are its determinants? How do changes in income and the prices of other goods affect elasticity? What is the price elasticity of supply? How do the price elasticity of demand and supply relate to one another?.

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Part 2 Markets: Demand, Supply, and Elasticity

Part 2 Markets: Demand, Supply, and Elasticity. What determines the price of a good or service and the quantity bought and sold? Demand and supply model of a market This simple model of a market assumes competitive conditions Distinguish between a demand side and a supply side of the market

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Part 2 Markets: Demand, Supply, and Elasticity

Part 2 Markets: Demand, Supply, and Elasticity. What determines the price of a good or service and the quantity bought and sold? Demand and supply model of a market This simple model of a market assumes competitive conditions Distinguish between a demand side and a supply side of the market

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Overview

Overview. Understanding elasticities and flexibilities Implications on prices and policy Producer and consumer surplus Welfare analysis. Price elasticity. A measure of responsiveness of the quantity supplied or demanded to changes in prices.

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Industry Empirical Studies Differentiated Products Structural Models

Industry Empirical Studies Differentiated Products Structural Models. Based on the lectures of Dr Christos Genakos (University of Cambridge). OUTLINE. Product Differentiation and Demand Estimation Estimation Challenges Multilevel Demand Models Example: Hausman (1996)

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ECON 308

ECON 308. Week 4 September 14 - 16, 2010 Chapter 4. Review. Markets are the interaction of buyers and sellers. Focus on buyers and sellers separately. Ceteris paribus : look at one thing at a time; All other things held equal. Demand for X. $ P x.

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Economies of scale

Economies of scale. Average total costs changes as the output of a firm changes Increasing, decreasing or constant economies of scale. Short run cost curve (SRATC) Long run cost curve (LRATC). Constant economies of scale. Cost. SRATC 1. SRATC 2. LRATC. Q 2. Q. Q 1.

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MULTIPRODUCT TWO PART TARIFFS

MULTIPRODUCT TWO PART TARIFFS. PAUL.S.CALEM DANIEL .F.SPULBER. INTRODUCTION. This paper examines two part pricing by a multiproduct monopoly and a differentiated oligopoly. Two part pricing policies depend on whether products are complements or substitutes and on whether market is segmented.

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ECON 160

ECON 160. Week 5 February 16-18, 2010. Review. Markets are the interaction of buyers and sellers. Focus on buyers and sellers separately. Ceteris paribus : look at one thing at a time; All other things held equal. Demand for X. $ P x.

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ECON 160

ECON 160. Week 5 February 16-18, 2010. Review. Markets are the interaction of buyers and sellers. Focus on buyers and sellers separately. Ceteris paribus : look at one thing at a time; All other things held equal. Demand for X. $ P x.

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Elasticity

Elasticity. Elasticity of Demand. Elasticity : measures the responsiveness of demand or supply to one of its determinants Own price Income Price of related goods. Price Elasticity. Own Price Elasticity of Demand : measures how responsive the quantity demanded is to its price

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Econ 201 Spring 2009 Lecture 4.1

Econ 201 Spring 2009 Lecture 4.1. Elasticity Taxes & Subsidies 4-28-09. Demand Elasticity Calculation. Economist use the price elasticity of demand to summarize how responsive quantity demanded is to price Demand curves are not always linear; and responsiveness can change with price.

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AAEC 2305 Fundamentals of Ag Economics

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Gary D. Thompson Almuhanad Melhim The University of Arizona

Estimating Import Demand for Fresh Citrus. Gary D. Thompson Almuhanad Melhim The University of Arizona. Linda Calvin Economic Research Service. Why Study Import Demand?. Quantify Impacts of SPS Measures: Elasticities (Own- & Cross-Price) Flexibility Estimates

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4,5,6 Test Review

4,5,6 Test Review. Tax on a seller. P pay : Price buyers pay . This top price will always be what the buyer pays. In this case the buyer give the whole amount to the firm. P. S 2. S. P pay.

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4 Types of Elasticity

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Elasticity from mathematical demand curves

Elasticity from mathematical demand curves. Before we saw linear and nonlinear demand curves. We return to them to get elasticity values from them. . Linear demand. A linear demand curve might be of the form Q x = a 0 + a x P x + a y P y + a M M.

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