Table 5.3
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Quantity |
Price |
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Good A |
100 |
$10 |
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120 |
$ 9 |
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Good B |
200 |
$20 |
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140 |
$35 |
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Refer to Table 5.3, which shows the change in the quantity demanded
for Good A and Good B as a result of the change in their price. Use
the information to calculate the value of the price elasticity of
demand for Good B.
Group of answer choices
−11/17
−1/6
−17/11
−2/3
−1/2

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