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Answer:
Basis risk for the future contract is 0.65%
Explanation:
Basis risk is the difference in spot price and future price of an hedged asset. It is the difference between the price price of an hedged asset and price of the asset serving as the hedge.
Basis risk = Futures price of contract − Spot price of hedged asset
Basis Risk = Future IMM index - Spot IMM index
Basis risk = 95.75% - 95.10%
Basis risk = 0.65%
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Initial price, P₀ = $1.25
Initial demand, Q₀ = 30 million
New price, P₁ = $1.75
New demand, Q₁ = 35 million
By definition, price elasticity is

η = (5/65)/(0.5/3)
= 0.4615
Answer: η = 0.46 (nearest hundredth)
This means that greater demand makes it possible to increase the price. Usually, this is not the case because lowering the price increases sales.