I need help answering these last two parts of the question. The demand function for Newton’s Donuts has been estimated as follows: Qx = -14 – 54Px + 45Py + 0.62Ax where Qx represents thousands of donuts; Px is the price per donut; Py is the average price per donut of other brands of donuts; and Ax represents thousands of dollars spent on advertising Newton’s Donuts. The current values of the independent variables are Ax=120, Px=0.95, and Py=0.64.c.
Qx = -14 – 54Px + 45Py + 0.62Ax
Px1 = 0.95
Q1 = -14-54x0.95+45x0.64+0.62x120 = 37.9
Elasticity of demand = (0.95/37.9x54) = -1.35
Qx = -14 – 54Px + 45Py + 0.62Ax
Inverse demand curve: Px = 1/54(-Qx-14+45Py+0.62Ax)
Px = 1/54(-37.9-14+45x0.64+0.62x120) or 1/54(-37.9+89.2) = 0.95
Py = 0.64 and Ax = 120 (assuming they are constant) Px = 0.95
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