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    A. Sam will buy more lemonade in 2006 than 2005

    B. Sam will buy less lemonade in 2006 than 2005

    C. We don't have enough information to say whether he will buy more or less lemonade in 2006

    D. Sam will buy the same quantity in both years

    I have the budget constraint line in 2005 as P+2L=30. After the income change and price change I have a budget constraint line of 1.5P+2.5L=40. I see that he is able to still buy 10 of each with his income. The total price increase of both goods seems to be equal to the income increase. But can we tell what he will do with no info on his preferences? Any info would be good. Kinda lost a little with this one!

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  • Elasticity Question: What price should the students pay?

    5. Students have an elasticity of demand for going to see a film in the cinema of -3. Assume the

    general public has an elasticity of -2, and cinemas charge the general public €10 per ticket. The

    cinema should charge students

    a. €7.50

    b. €3.00

    c. €5.50

    d. €15.00

    I have thought about this quite a bit. I understand that elasticity will change along the demand curve but not sure how to put this into figures!

    1 AnswerEconomics9 years ago
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    4 AnswersPhilosophy9 years ago