Business, 17.02.2020 22:07, genesis6154

Consider the following demand function for good 'X': Upper Q equals 9 minus 0.1 p Subscript x Baseline minus p Subscript y Baseline plus 0.01 p Subscript z Baseline plus 0.001 Upper Y, where Own price, Px = $30 Price of a related good, Py = $4 Quantity demanded = 24.75 Price of a related good, Pz = $275 Consumer income, Y = $20 comma 000 The income elasticity of demand 'xi', when equilibrium quantity is 24.75 units and income is $20 comma 000, is equal to nothing (enter your response rounded to three decimal places).

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