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Demand function in linear from can be expressed as Qdx=a-bPx ,where a =_________________________​

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Answered by choudharyjqgdish640
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Answered by Anonymous
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Demand function in linear form can be expressed as Qdx=a-bPx, where a is the intercept.

  • The aforementioned formula shows the relationship between the change in the quantity of a good X demanded with its price.
  • The value of a is constant and shows the change in quantity demanded when the price of the good is zero.
  • It is an intercept that showcases an increase/ decrease in demand for the same, fixed price.
  • The given equation is formed when the demand for the good is linear.
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