January 14, 2015
Price Elasticity Demand: Tells how drastically buyers will cut back or increase their demand of a good when price rises or fall.
- Elastic Demand: The demand that will change greatly if theres a change in price "many substitute" E > 1
- Inelastic Demand: The demand for product will not change regardless of the price "few or no substitute" E < 1
- Unit Elastic (Unitary Elastic): The price elasticity of demand is equal to 1. E = 1
Steps and Formulas to solve Elasticity Problems.
1. % Δ in quantity
New Quantity - Old Quantity
Old Quantity
2. % Δ in price
New Price - Old Price
Old Price
3. PED - Price Elastic of Demand
Δ in quantity
Δ in price
New Quantity - Old Quantity
Old Quantity
2. % Δ in price
New Price - Old Price
Old Price
3. PED - Price Elastic of Demand
Δ in quantity
Δ in price
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