price elasticity

collocation in English

meaningsofpriceandelasticity

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price
noun[C]
uk
/praɪs/
us
/praɪs/
the amount of money for which something ...
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elasticity
noun[U]
uk
/ˌi.læsˈtɪs.ə.ti/
us
/ˌi.læsˈtɪs.ə.t̬i/
the ability ...
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(Definition ofpriceandelasticityfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The welfare cost estimates are approximately doubled in both cases if we estimate thepriceelasticityof money demand by regression.
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We show that this simple feature makes thepriceelasticityof demand for individual goods procyclical.
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In the monopolistic competition setting, time-variations in thepriceelasticityof demand lead firms to charge time-varying markups.
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This means that long-run supplypriceelasticityis 0.826.
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Price effects are significantly negative and imply a unit elasticpriceelasticity, while wage and household income are positive and significant when affecting demand.
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Organic produce retailers tend to be quite sensitive to consumers'priceelasticityof demand, partly because premium level negatively affects consumer demand and purchases.
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There is a tremendous amount ofpriceelasticityin people's behavior.
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These changes in domestic supply and demand can be summarised in thepriceelasticityof demand for imports.
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Coping demand haspriceelasticitycloser to -0.1, and is also negatively affected by increased hauling costs.
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In the demand analysis, we find the extractive good to be a normal good with almost unitypriceelasticity.
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The extent to which this will happen is determined by thepriceelasticity.
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Each hospital'spriceelasticityis therefore a function of its underlying service-level demand elasticities.
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The issue is then how important thepriceelasticityeffect is.
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The procyclicality of thepriceelasticityof demand is the basic element driving the result that in equilibrium markups are countercyclical.
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Thepriceelasticityis expected to be negative.
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Using full duality to show that simultaneously additive direct and indirect utilities imply unitarypriceelasticityof demand.
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In particular, subsistence points in consumption of individual goods varieties imply that the demand for an individual variety features a time-varyingpriceelasticity.
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The technology can be characterized by thepriceelasticityof demand for the input factors.
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