If the price of a cup of coffee falls to $0.90, the quantity demanded will increase to 500 cups. A government imposes excise taxes on goods that have inelastic demand more often than in other cases. If the cost of milking equipment rises, what will happen to the revenues from milk?
If the price of a cup of coffee falls to $0.90, the quantity demanded will increase to 500 cups. A government imposes excise taxes on goods that have inelastic demand more often than in other cases. If the cost of milking equipment rises, what will happen to the revenues from milk?
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If the price of a cup of coffee falls to $0.90, the quantity demanded will increase to 500 cups. A government imposes excise taxes on goods that have inelastic demand more often than in other cases. If the cost of milking equipment rises, what will happen to the revenues from milk?
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absorbed better in natural forms such as milk, and at the same time, the cost of milking equipment rises. Carefully analyze the probable effects on the market. Suppose that macroeconomic forecasters predict that the economy will be expanding in the near future. How might managers use this information? Governments impose excise taxes on goods that have inelastic demand, such as cigarettes, more often than in other cases. Why? The initial price of a cup of coffee is $1, and at that price, 400 cups are demanded. If the price falls to $0.90, the quantity demanded will increase to 500. a. Calculate the (arc) price elasticity of demand for coffee. b. Based on your answer, is the demand for coffee elastic or inelastic? c. Based on your answer to a., if the price of coffee is increased by 10%, what will happen to the revenues from coffee? Carefully explain how you know.