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MatroZZZ [7]
1 year ago
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if the income elasticity of tomatoes is estimated to approximate 0.25, what would you expect to happen to the consumption of tom

atoes as personal income rises?
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Goshia [24]1 year ago
8 0

Tomato consumption will decrease as personal income rises if the predicted income elasticity for tomatoes is 0.25.

A substitute goods is tomatoes.

Similar products that a buyer can employ for the same purpose are substitute items.

So, alternatives for tomatoes and tomato puree are both possible. As tomato prices rise, customer demand also rises. Thus, tomato puree is more widely consumed.

How responsive a given good's quantity demand is to changes in the real income of the consumers who buy it is referred to as "income elasticity of demand."

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