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ECON WARM UP Describe/define a supply curve in one sentence
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Elasticity Exercise—Demand Side Remember---Elasticity is a measure of how sensitive consumers/producers are to price changes % change in quantity demanded/% change in price Example: Toothpaste goes from $2 to $3; consumers react by purchasing 9% fewer tubes of toothpaste Calculation is: 9%/50% =.18 Result is less than 1, which means the good is relatively “Inelastic” Larger than 1 = Relatively “elastic”
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Elasticity Exercise Begin by taking a few moments to come up with 3-5 goods you believe are elastic and why. At my instruction, break into groups of 3 and share your answers. Within your group, agree on 5 products to share with the rest of the class. Also within your group, try to come up with 3-5 inelastic goods, and why you believe such goods are inelastic
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