AS-Level Economics - Video 9: Price Elasticity of Demand (PED)

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[@DanCave]

Interesting

[@DanCave]

Can you name five items where price elasticity of demand are not affected grately?

[@zombiespaz1]

If you mean services or products which are inelastic then: electricity services, petrol, milk, water, toilet paper. These are necessary to everyday life. Therefore elasticity doesn't occur in price...I think that's right

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thank you this really helped, and especially for the tip at the end as I always say the good and not the demand for the good :D

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Such a good video on a key part of economics

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Sir, ur conclusion was great

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[@wardvandijck1963]

Is it possible to make an estimate about the demand being elastic or in-elastic when there is given that the quantity demanded drops and therefore the price rises? ( so the opposite way). And is a fast drop in quantity demanded equal to a big drop in quantity demanded ?( so an elastic demand) thanks for your answer!

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[@shaanahmed1668]

Isn't Demand for Coffee elastic since it's substitute is tea?

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Hi, have you got any videos on Unit 2 of the course?

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[@ETH92]

can someone explain how he simplifies the numbers please. Why does he get rid of the zeros and half the numbers??

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[@nxyanka]

Could someone please explain to me how he got the 25% in terms of percentage change in price?

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[@Ulfberht59]

when you put the first ped question into the calculator without simplifying you get -4 so im confused now.

[@MrOzzy281]

***** That's the percentage, u need to divide by 100 to get it into decimal.

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[@laylat9337]

The first example of PED for the percentage chage formula isn't $8 to $10 a 20 percent change ?????

[@jeremy6435]

No, percentage change of the price is "(new price-original price) / original price" so it would be "($10-$8)/$8" which is $2/$8. That is equivalent to 0.25

[@laylat9337]

oh.... that makes sense, I thought 10 was the original. thank you

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Can we have a copy of the slides in the video please?

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[@trthto1]

So are they always minus but you ignore that

[@ralphtetenburg4200]

yh you take the absolute value because that looks nicer i guess haha. Its just the negative has no significance so might as well leave it out. In XED for example the negative sign plays a large role.

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shaan your right the demand for coffee tends to be elastic because coffee and tea serve the same purpose.

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