Economics 214 Lecture 23 Elasticity. An elasticity measures a specific form of responsiveness. The percentage change in one variable that accompanies.

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Economics 214 Lecture 23 Elasticity

An elasticity measures a specific form of responsiveness. The percentage change in one variable that accompanies a 1% change in another variable. An elasticity is not affected by the units used to measure variables.

Elasticity

Arc Elasticity

PriceQuantity $ $ $ $ $412.50

Arc Elasticity from P=6 to P=5

Point Elasticity at P=$5.50

Point Elasticity our Demand Function

Point Elasticity for Constant Elasticity Demand Function

Elasticities The terms elastic, unit elastic, and inelastic represent elasticities that are, in absolute value, greater than 1, equal to 1, and less than 1, respectively.

Linear Demand Function

Figure 7.1 Elasticities of a Linear Demand Function

General Elasticity Rule

Constant elasticity demand function

Tax Incidence Example

Tax Incidence continued