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The price elasticity of product x is -2 which suggests a negative co relation between price and demand. Also it suggests that with a one percent change in price the demand will change 2 percent in the opposite direction. So if the price of x is increased by one percent its demand will fall by 2 percent, which means a net decrease of 1(2-1) percent in revenue. 40,000*0.01=400

A negative cross elasticity suggests that the two goods are complementary and increasing the price of one good will lower the demand of the other one. SO in this case a one percent increase in the price of Good x will decrease the demand of good y by 1.7 percent therefore decreasing its revenue by 0.017*80000= 1360

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According to the classical dichotomy, when the money supply doubles, which of the following also doubles?
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Answer: Option (C) is correct.

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Correct option: The price level and nominal wages.

According to the classical dichotomy, nominal variables moves proportionately with the quantity of money whereas real variables remains unchanged.

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For a conventional, conforming loan, the borrower is making a down payment of 12%. The seller wishes to contribute to closing co
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In such a scenario, the most the seller can contribute to the closing costs is up to<u> 6%. </u>

<h3>When can seller contribute to closing costs?</h3>
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  • The loan must be conforming.

As the down payment of 12% falls within the 10% and 24.9% range, the seller can make a contribution of up to 6% should they please.

In conclusion, they can contribute 6%.

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The correct answer is option (a).

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