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Economics assignment Sample Questions and Answers:

Question 1. Let slope of demand curve = - 0.5 Calculate eD when initial price is $ 20 per unit and initial quantity is 50 units of the commodity. Solution: Slope of demand curve = 1 Slope

eD =

ΔQ ΔP

= .

P Q

ΔQ ΔP

=-

= -

ΔQ ΔP

=-0.5

1 0.5

1 0.5

.

20 50

= |-0.5| = 0.8

Question 2. Explain the effect on expenditure if price of the good is released by 9% and e D is - 0.7. Solution: Since |eD| is 0.7 it is less than one. It is a case of inelastic demand showing lesser percentage change in quantity demanded. Since price of the good rises by 9% it means quantity demand falls by a lesser percentage than 9% Thus, total expenditure rises

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Question 3. Given two demand schedules, determine their elasticity of demand using the total expenditure method.

P

5

4

3

2

1

QA

200

210

230

255

300

QB

200

260

370

600

1300

Solution: Calculating total expenditure for good A and good B, we get:

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P

QA

Total expenditure on A

QB

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5

200

1000

200

1000

4

210

840

260

1040

3

230

690

370

1,110

2

255

510

600

1200

1

300

300

1300

1300

Therefore, good A has inelastic demand (eD < 1) as expenditure fails with fall in price good B has demand (eD > 1) as expenditure rises with fall in price.

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Question 4. 1200

Let Qx =

PX

Prove that (a) Total expenditure on good X remain unchanged as PX falls from $6 to Re . 1 (b) Derive value of eD along the demand curve.

Solution: Points

PX

M N O P Q R

6 5 4 3 2 1

đ?&#x;?đ?&#x;?đ?&#x;Žđ?&#x;Ž

QX=

��

200 240 300 400 600 1200

Total Expenditure PX.QX 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200

Thus, total Expenditure remain unchanged at $1200 when PX falls from $6 to Re 1. (b) 1200

QX = PX Or

Px. Qx=1200

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