ECN 001A Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Canola, Peanut Butter, Fidgeting

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Ecn 1a lecture 5 supply & demand shifters: market demand vs. Individual demand: the quantity demanded in the market is the sum of the quantities. 2: suppose we have a market for lattes and there are only two buyers: demanded by all the buyers at each price. 6: demand shifters: variables that influence buyers, 1) number of buyers: as the number of buyers increase, the demand curve shifts to the right. For example, in the market for lattes, the quantity demanded is going to be lower at davis than in san francisco since less people live at davis. If some of the people from sf moved to. Similarly, as income decreases, then demand for the good decreases and demand curve will shift to the left. Inferior goods: as income increases, demand for the good decreases. Examples of inferior goods could include a bus pass, ramen, frozen foods, or bike tires.

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Use the following demand schedule for a monopolist to calculate total revenue and marginal revenue. For each price, indicate whether demand is elastic, unit elastic, or inelastic.

price (P)($)	Quantity demanded (Q)	Total Revenue	Marginal Revenue	Price Elasticity of demand (Ed)
5.00	0
4.50	1
4.00	2
3.50	3
3.00	4
2.50	5
2.00	6
1.50	7
1.00	8
0.50	9
0.00	10

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Use the following demand schedule for a monopolist to calculate total revenue and marginal revenue. For each price, indicate whether demand is elastic, unit elastic, or inelastic.

Price (P)($)	Quantity demanded (Q)	Total Revenue	Marginal Revenue	Price Elasticity of demand (Ed)
5.00	0
4.50	1
4.00	2
3.50	3
3.00	4
2.50	5
2.00	6
1.50	7
1.00	8
0.50	9
0.00	10

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Use the following demand schedule for a monopolist to calculate total revenue and marginal revenue. For each price, indicate whether demand is elastic, unit elastic, or inelastic. Using the data from the demand schedule, graph the demand curve, the marginal revenue curve, and the total revenue curve. Identify the elastic, unit elastic, and inelastic segments along the demand curve.

Price (P)	Quantity Demanded (Q)	Total Revenue	Marginal Revenue	Price elasticity of demand
$5.00	0
4.50	1
4.00	2
3.50	3
3.00	4
2.50	5
2.00	6
1.50	7
1.00	8
0.50	9
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