Economy, asked by Anonymous, 11 months ago

how to calculate change in quantity demanded?

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Answered by roman6055

Explanation:

Find the price elasticity of demand. So, the percentage change in quantity demanded is -40 (the change, or fall in demand) divided by 80 (the original amount demanded) multiplied by 100. -40 divided by 80 is -0.5. Multiply this by 100 and you get -50%.

Answered by queensp73

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So, the percentage change in quantity demanded is -40 (the change, or fall in demand) divided by 80 (the original amount demanded) multiplied by 100. -40 divided by 80 is -0.5. Multiply this by 100 and you get -50%.

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