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Elasticity in Demand
Price elasticity of demand (P.E.D)
Types of P.E.D
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Perfectly ineslastic demand
This occurs when a change in price of a commodity does not lead to a change in the qty dd of that good.
This type of P.E.D applies to neccesities/needs.
The demand curve is vertical.
The value of P.E.D is 0.
Inelastic demand
This occurs when a greater change in price of a good leads to a smaller change in qty dd of that good.
This type of P.E.D applies to habitual/addictve goods such as alcohol and cigarettes.
P.E.D will equal to 0>P.E.D<1 (greater than 0 but less than 1)
Unitary
demand
This occurs when a change is price leads to an equal change in qty dd of a good.
Change in price is equal to qty dd.
This type of P.E.D applies to comfort goods such as netflix supbscriptions or gym memberships.
P.E.D is equal to
1.
Elastic demand
This occurs when a smaller change in price leads to a greater change in qty dd.
P.E.D is greater than 1 (>1)
Perfectly elastic demand
This is when a slight change in price leads to an endless(infinite) change in qty dd of that good.
The demand curve is
horizontal.
This means that buyers purchase as much as they possibly can>
P.E.D =
Infinite
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