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Change in price of X if affect the demand of good Y it is known as​

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Answered by Sam1939
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Answer:

Negative cross-elasticity of demand.

Explanation:

When product X increases in price, demand for product Y falls. This is because fewer people buy product X due to the higher price. As a result, fewer people are also buying product Y, which only adds value to product X. In economic jargon, this is known as ’negative cross-elasticity of demand’.

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