The document presents a multiplicative demand equation where quantity demanded (Q) is determined by price (P), disposable income per capita (Y), and advertising expenditures (A). It asks the reader to determine: (a) the price elasticity of demand, (b) the approximate percentage increase in demand if income increases 2%, and (c) the approximate percentage increase in demand if advertising increases 3%, given the values P=$2, Y=$8,000, and A=$25,000.
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Multiplicative Demand Equation
The document presents a multiplicative demand equation where quantity demanded (Q) is determined by price (P), disposable income per capita (Y), and advertising expenditures (A). It asks the reader to determine: (a) the price elasticity of demand, (b) the approximate percentage increase in demand if income increases 2%, and (c) the approximate percentage increase in demand if advertising increases 3%, given the values P=$2, Y=$8,000, and A=$25,000.
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MULTIPLICATIVE DEMAND EQUATION
Given the following demand function:
Q = 2.0 P 1.25 Y 1.5 A 0.5
where Q = quantity demanded (thousands of units) P = price ($/unit) Y = disposable income per capita ($ thousands) A = advertising expenditures ($ thousands)
determine the following when P = $2/unit, Y = $8 (i.e., $8000), and A = $25 (i.e., $25,000)
(a) Price elasticity of demand (b) The approximate percentage increase in demand if disposable income percentage increases by 2%. (c) The approximate percentage increase in demand if advertising expenditures are increased by 3 percent.