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Given the equation, MR = P * { 1 - ( 1 / I ED I ) }, find the relationship between MR and P if ED = - 2

Economics Dec 13, 2020

Given the equation, MR = P * { 1 - ( 1 / I ED I ) }, find the relationship between MR and P if ED = - 2.

Then find the implied value of ED if price (P) is set 100% above MR

Expert Solution

MR = P * { 1 - ( 1 / I ED I ) }

If ED= -2

MR=P*{1-1/2}

MR=P/2

The relationship between MR and P is given by MR=P/2.

If P=2MR

  • MR= 2*MR{ 1 - ( 1 / I ED I ) }
  • 1/2=1- ( 1 / I ED I )
  • 1/|ED|=1/2
  • |ED|=2
  • ED=+2 or ED=-2
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