Based on the change in price and quantity demanded, the cross-price elasticity would be<u> 2.57.</u>
<h3>What is the Cross-price elasticity?</h3>
It shows how much the demand for a good is affected by a price change in a related good.
It is calculated as:
= Change in quantity demanded of one good / Change in price of the other good
= 36% / 14%
= 2.57
In conclusion, the cross-price elasticity is 2.57.
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$5,000 because 10,000-2,000=8,000 is left then another 2,000 taken out would leave you with 6,000 then 1,000 taken would leave you with $5,000
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