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Elasticity Formula

|Q1-Q2| / |Q1 + Q2| / |P1 - P2| / |P1 + P2|

Definitions

Greater than one- Demand is in a relatively elastic range


Equal to One- Demand has unitary elasticity.


Less than one- Demand is in a relatively inelastic range.


Infinite- Demand is in relatively inelastic range. Example pure competition, the number of firms is so great that one firm cannot influence market.


Equal to Zero- Perfect Inelastic

Effect in Total Revenue

Price Increase: Elastic Range (Decrease), Unitary Elasticity (No change) Inelastic Range (Increase)


Price Decrease: Elastic Range (Increase) Unitary Elasticity (No change) Inelastic Range (Decrease)