HOW TO Calculate the Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand | Economic Homework | Think Econ

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[@RutendoNaomi]

Can I use arch method or midpoint method to calculate all elasticity

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@@RutendoNaomi Since elasticity is just the ratio of percentage changes, yes, you can use arch method to solve, and the equations would actually remain the exact same! As for midpoint method, it's primarily used to solve for elasticity algebraically, and will also work every time, as long as you have all the necessary information (both old and new price and old and new quantity). Hope this helps! :)

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This is helpful! Thank you very much !

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[@johnpashu3051]

im a bid confused , how do you find percentage change in the price without dividing by 100 ?

[@RutendoNaomi]

Thank you

[@swapnilgade8923]

iguess (new value-old value)/avg value is the correct formula for cross elasticity

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My professor also told us the denominator should be average

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[@osegosstudio196]

I know you're explaining about Cross Elasticity of demand But when we calculate Income Elasticity of demand, can we use Arc Elasticity Method?

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