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The cross-price elasticity of demand between goods J and K is
. A 20 percent decrease in the price of good K will result in a -3
3 percent decrease in the quantity demanded of good K
Option A,3 percent decrease in the quantity demanded of good K
a
15 percent decrease in the quantity demanded of good K
Option B,15 percent decrease in the quantity demanded of good K
b
6 percent increase in the quantity demanded of good J
Option C,6 percent increase in the quantity demanded of good J
c
12 percent increase in the quantity demanded of good J
Option D,12 percent increase in the quantity demanded of good J
d
60 percent increase in the quantity demanded of good J
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Answer: Option C — a 6% increase in quantity demanded of good J.
Reason: %ΔQ_J = (cross-price elasticity) × %ΔP_K = (−0.3) × (−20%) = +6%, so demand for J rises by 6% (they are complements).
Reason: %ΔQ_J = (cross-price elasticity) × %ΔP_K = (−0.3) × (−20%) = +6%, so demand for J rises by 6% (they are complements).
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