ECON 040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Ad Valorem Tax, Peanut Butter, Economic Equilibrium

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Where po stands for price of another good. If a 1% increase in the price of a related good results in a 3% decrease in quantity demanded, the cross price elasticity of demand is -3%/1% = -3. If the cross price elasticity is positive, the goods are substitutes. Roses and carnations; honda accord and ford taurus (+0. 1) If the cross price elasticity is negative, the goods are complements. Determinant of elasticity of supply: time for adjustment. Immediate market period: supply is very, very inelastic, and producers don"t have time to adjust to price changes. Short run: refers to a growing season, or a production circle. In the short run, producers can adjust their variable inputs (but not fixed inputs) Long run: refers to the time periods that are longer than one growing season or production circle. In the long run producers can plan, they can change all inputs. Topic 4: effects of a sales tax.

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