Asked by tania
1. If average movie attendance is 250 million when prices are $7 a ticket and 200 million when prices are $9 a ticket, the elasticity of demand for movie tickets is about:
A. 0.0.
B. 0.9.
C. 1.1.
D. 1.8.
A. 0.0.
B. 0.9.
C. 1.1.
D. 1.8.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
elasticity demand= dq/Q / dp/P
= ( old-new)/old / (oldp-newP)/old
= (250-200)/250 / (7-9)/7
= 50*7/250*2=350/500=.7
Somehow, I suspect the write of this question did this:
elasticity=(0ld-new)/NEW /(oldP-newP)/OLD
and got this: 50/200 / 2/9=350/400= .875 or answer B.
check with your instructor on this.
Answered by
tania
yes
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