The owner of Christie's Bookstore is looking into the sales of its Health & Fitness magazine section. She finds that her equilibrium is at 1,000 magazines per month sold at an average price of $4.25 per magazine. When the price of these Health & Fitness magazines rose to $4.95 each, the quantity sold fell to 900 magazines per month, while the quantity supplied to her increased to 1,250 a month. a. Draw an appropriate graph for Christie's original Health & Fitness magazine market position. b. Calculate the price elasticity of demand for the Health & Fitness magazines between prices $4.25 and $4.95. Is it elastic or inelastic? How do you know? c. Calculate the price elasticity of supply for the Health & Fitness magazines between prices $4.25 and $4.95. Is it elastic or inelastic? How do you know based on your answer? d. Describe three real examples that could affect the elasticity of demand for the Health & Fitness magazines at Christie's. e. Christie also notices that when the average price of the Health & Fitness magazines rose from $4.25 to $4.95, the quantity of nutritious snack bars sold at the checkout register fell by 12%. Calculate the cross elasticity of demand between the two goods. Based on your answer, are they substitutes or complements? Explain why