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Managerial Economics-Charles W. Upton Arc Elasticity  “eta”

Elasticity Defining Arc Elasticity P Q

Elasticity Defining Arc Elasticity P Q Where: Percent change is measured as percent of average value

Elasticity Defining Arc Elasticity P Q When P changes from 20 to 18,  p = -2 Average value of P = 19 The % change is thus -2/19

Elasticity The Formula P Q

Elasticity The Formula P Q

Elasticity The Formula P Q

Elasticity The Formula P Q

Elasticity The Formula P Q

Elasticity An Example P Q Compute the arc elasticity when P changes from 20 to 18

Elasticity An Example P Q

Elasticity An Example P Q

Elasticity An Example P Q  =

Elasticity Reverse the Calculation P Q Compute the arc elasticity when P changes from 18 to 20

Elasticity Reverse the Calculation P Q  =

Elasticity Second Example P Q Compute the arc elasticity when P changes from 10 to 20

Elasticity Second Example P Q  = -4/7

Elasticity Arc Elasticity and Tables 15,000 units were demanded when the price was $5. 12,000 units were demanded when the price was $7. Compute the elasticity

Elasticity Arc Elasticity and Tables 15,000 units were demanded when the price was $5. 12,000 units were demanded when the price was $7. Compute the elasticity

Elasticity Arc Elasticity and Tables 15,000 units were demanded when the price was $5. 12,000 units were demanded when the price was $7. Compute the elasticity

Elasticity Arc Elasticity and Tables 15,000 units were demanded when the price was $5. 12,000 units were demanded when the price was $7. Compute the elasticity

Elasticity Arc Elasticity and Tables 15,000 units were demanded when the price was $5. 12,000 units were demanded when the price was $7. Compute the elasticity Note that we never said which price came first.

Elasticity Which method is best? The concept of elasticity is defined without reference to any one method of calculation.

Elasticity Which method is best? The concept of elasticity is defined without reference to any one method of calculation. There are occasions when the point elasticity formula is best and there are occasions when the arc elasticity formula is best.

Elasticity Which method is best? The concept of elasticity is defined without reference to any one method of calculation. There are occasions when the point elasticity formula is best and there are occasions when the arc elasticity formula is best. In general we tend to use point elasticities in class, because we have the luxury of examples with nice demand curves.

Elasticity Extensions to other Elasticities Income elasticities (measuring the responsiveness of demand with respect to changes in income).

Elasticity Extensions to other Elasticities Income elasticities (measuring the responsiveness of demand with respect to changes in income). Own price elasticities measuring the responsiveness of demand with respect to changes in the price of the good itself.

Elasticity Extensions to other Elasticities Income elasticities (measuring the responsiveness of demand with respect to changes in income). Own price elasticities measuring the responsiveness of demand with respect to changes in the price of the good itself. Cross price elasticities (measuring the responsiveness of demand with respect to the price of other goods).

Elasticity End ©2004 Charles W. Upton