1) Market equilibrium is a state of balance where demand equals supply.
2) This document provides the demand and supply functions for a good X, as well as the demand and supply schedules.
3) It discusses the concept of elasticity, referring to the degree to which demand or supply changes in response to price or income changes, and identifies three types: elastic, inelastic, and unitary elastic.
1) Market equilibrium is a state of balance where demand equals supply.
2) This document provides the demand and supply functions for a good X, as well as the demand and supply schedules.
3) It discusses the concept of elasticity, referring to the degree to which demand or supply changes in response to price or income changes, and identifies three types: elastic, inelastic, and unitary elastic.
1) Market equilibrium is a state of balance where demand equals supply.
2) This document provides the demand and supply functions for a good X, as well as the demand and supply schedules.
3) It discusses the concept of elasticity, referring to the degree to which demand or supply changes in response to price or income changes, and identifies three types: elastic, inelastic, and unitary elastic.
OF BASIC COMMODITIES Market Equilibrium Is a state of balance when demand is equal to supply
Determination of Market Equilibrium
Demand function for Good X is: Qd=60-p/2 and the supply function for Good X is: Qs=5+5P Demand Schedule of Price Good X Supply Schedule of Good X ₱1 60 5 2 59 15 4 58 25 6 57 35 8 56 45 10 55 55 12 54 65 14 53 75 16 52 85 ELASTICITIES OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY Degree of Elasticity 1. Elastic a change in determinant • Elasticity refers to the will lead to a proportionately degree to which greater change in demand or supply. individuals, consumers or 2. Inelastic a change in a determinant will lead to a producers change their proportionately lesser change in demand or the amount demand or supply. supplied in response to 3. Unitary Elastic a change in a determinant will lead to a price or income changes. proportionately equal change in demand or supply. ELASTICITY OF DEMAND 1. Arc Elasticity the value of elasticity is computed by choosing two points on the demand curve and comparing the percentage changes in the quantity and the price on those two points. Price Elasticity of Demand Ep={(Q2-Q1)/(Q2+Q1/2)} ÷ {(P2-P1)/(P2+P1/2) measure the responsive of o Where: demand to a change in the price Q2= new quantity demanded of the good Q1= original quantity demanded P2= new price of the good P1= original price of the good 2. Point Elasticity measures the degree of elasticity on a single point on the demand curve.
Ep={(Q2-Q1)/(Q1)} ÷ {(P2-P1)/(P2+P1/2) ELASTICITY OF DEMAND
Income Elasticity of Demand this measures how the
quantity demanded changes as consumer income change. Cross Price Elasticity of Demand this measure how quantity demanded changes as the price of a related good change.