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Price Elasticity Using Coffee Example Ted Mitchell

Why Elasticity? If we know the slope we have a measure of price sensitivity. Why do we need elasticity?

Why Use Elasticity? 1) To compare the sensitivity in different markets? 2) To estimate the percentage change in sales if we change the price by one percent. 3) Guide to changing price to Maximize Revenues

Price Elasticity Customer Sensitivity to Price Changes See pages 158-159 in the text

Coffee Sold Demand for Coffee Price per Unit

Coffee Sold Demand for the Starbucks environment Demand for Big M Environment Price per Unit

Change in Coffee Sold Elasticity is Customer Sensitivity to a 1% change in Price -1.9% Segment Demand -2.26% Segment Demand 1% $4.00 $4.04 Price per Cup

Coffee Sold THE AMOUNT OF REVENUE CHANGES Sales Revenue, R = Price, P x Quantity sold, Q Segment Demand Price per Unit, P

Shoes Sold THE AMOUNT OF REVENUE CHANGES Sales Revenue, R = Price, P x Quantity sold, Q Segment Demand Price per Unit

Shoes Sold THERE Is A PRICE, P* FOR A MAXIMUM REVENUE R* = P* X Q* Segment Demand Price per Unit

$ Revenue Price P*

$ Revenue Profit Price P*

$ Revenue Profit Price P* Price range where profits get larger and revenues get smaller

Exam Question Yes. It Is True!!! When a firm has a variable cost per unit, there is a point during the process of increasing the selling price that revenues are coming down and profits are going up. True or False Yes. It Is True!!!

-0.5 -1 -2 -3.0 $ inelastic elastic Revenue Profit Price

210 Exam You need to know That elasticity means The percentage change in units sold for a 1% change in price

Change In Price A firm, selling 1000 units a week, is considering a price reduction strategy. A 5% price reduction should increase unit sales (Q) and the price elasticity(Ep) is estimated at -1.7. What percentage increase in unit sales is anticipated?

Change In Price A firm, selling 1000 units a week, is considering a price reduction strategy. A 5% price reduction should increase unit sales (Q) and the price elasticity(Ep) is estimated at -1.7. What percentage increase in unit sales is anticipated? (Ep)(-5%) = (-1.7)(-5%) = 8.5% or 8.5%(1000) = 85 new units

The Crucial Question? Will there be an increase or decrease in Revenue? Elasticity is -1.7 and this is considered to be part of an elastic or sensitive range where a decrease in price causes an increase in revenue. When price elasticity is = -1 then revenue is at the maximum

The Crucial point? When price elasticity is = -1 then revenue is at the maximum THEN ANY PRICE CHANGE WILL LOWER THE REVENUE

-0.5 -1 -2 -3.0 $ inelastic elastic Revenue Profit Price

Any Questions on Elasticity