Part (a) Income elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demanded for a good or service to a change in income.

Part (b)
Positive Income Elasticity of Demand refers to a situation when the demand for a product increases with increase in consumer’s income and decreases with decrease in consumer’s income. The income elasticity of demand is positive for normal goods.
Negative Income Elasticity of Demand refers to a situation when the demand for a product increases with decrease in consumer’s income and decreases with increase in consumer’s income. The income elasticity of demand is negative for inferior goods.
Part (c)
Cross elasticity of demand measures responsiveness of quantity demanded for good X to changes in price of good Y. It is the ratio of proportionate change in the quantity demanded of X to a given proportionate change in the price of the related commodity Y.

Part (d)
When goods X and Y are substitute of each other i.e. goods X and Y can be used in place of each other, then cross elasticity of demand is positive. Therefore, when price of good Y increases , the demand for good X also increases. Similarly, when price of good Y falls the demand for good X also falls
When goods X and Y are complements i.e. both the goods should be used together and cannot be used separately, then cross elasticity of demand is negative.Therefore. a fall in price of good Y increases the demand for good X and rise in price of good Y leads to fall in demand of good X.
BSE 2211 Microeconomics Exam 2 3. Answer the following short answer questions a) What is Income...
4. (12 pts) Please explain the following questions. (a) (3 pts) What is the relationship between slopes of demand curve and price elasticity of demand? (b) (3 pts) How do substitute and complementary goods affect the demand for a good? (c) (3 pts) How do changes in income affect the demand for a good? (d) (3 pts) What is cross-elasticity of demand?
The demand function for good X is as follows: X= 25 + 5Py + 5B -2Px A. What is the slope of this demand curve? B. If Px=10, Py=3, and B= 10 derive the: a. Own demand elasticity at these values b. Cross elasticity at these values c. Income elasticity at these values. C. Is good X elastic or inelastic at these values for income, price of good Y and price of good X? Is good Y a substitute or complementary good? And, is good X an...
1. For _____ goods, income elasticity is positive. Instructions: You may select more than one answer. Click the box with a check mark for correct answers and click to empty the box for the wrong answers. a. normal b. necessity c. luxury d. inferior 2. If a good has an income elasticity of 1.83, then it: a. probably has a lot of close substitutes available. b. is an inferior good, and a necessity. c. is a normal good, and a...
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se the following data to answer the questions: Price elasticity of demand for beer = 0.23 Cross-price elasticity of demand between beer & wine = 0.31 Cross-price elasticity of demand between beer & spirits = 0.15 Income elasticity of demand for beer = - 0.09 (NOTE: negative) Income elasticity of demand for wine =5.03 Income elasticity of demand for spirits = 1.21 (NOTE: spirits = liquor) What can we say about price elasticity of demand (ED) for beer? The demand...
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Section II: Application of demand elasticity The demand function for good X is as follows: X = 20 + 15PY + 5B -10PX What is the slope of this demand curve? If PX=10, PY=3, and B= 10 derive the: Own demand elasticity at these values Cross elasticity at these values Income elasticity at these values. Is good X elastic or inelastic at these values for income, price of good Y and price of good X? Is good Y a substitute...
8. The income elasticity of demand is a measure of the responsiveness of the 0 A. quantity of a good demanded to changes in income. O B. quantity of a good demanded to changes in another good's price. C. 0 D. quantity of a good demanded to changes in its price. consumer's income to a change in the price of the goods he or she consumes. 9, Bus rides and canned soup are inferior goods, so the elasticity of demand...
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