A persons demand for gizmos is given by the following equation: q = 6 0.5p +
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A person’s demand for gizmos is given by the following equation:
q = 6 – 0.5p + 0.0002I
where,q is the quantity demanded at price p when the person’s income is I. Assume initially that the person’s income is $60,000.
- At what price will demand fall to zero? (This is sometimes called the choke price because it is the price that chokes off demand.)
- If the market price for gizmos is $10, how many will be demanded?
- At a price of $10, what is the price elasticity of demand for gizmos?
- At a price of $10, what is the consumer surplus?
- If price rises to $12, how much consumer surplus is lost?
- If income were $80,000, what would be the consumer surplus loss from a price rise from $10 to $12?
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Cost-Benefit Analysis Concepts and Practice
ISBN: 978-1108401296
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Authors: Anthony E. Boardman, David H. Greenberg, Aidan R. Vining, David L. Weimer
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