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Economics, Microeconomics
Year 4

elasticity


Demand for cassettes can be characterized by the following point elasticities:price elasticity =-2,cross price elasticity with aaa batteries is -1.5, and income elasticity =3. please explain the following statement.
a. A 3% price reduction in cassette players would be necessary to overcome the effects of a 2% decline in income. (please show calculations)

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