​Suppose the demand for inject printers is estimated to be Q= 1000-2p+5Px-3Py+0.1Y P=80 Px= 20 Py= 150 Y= 1000 A.​Calculate price elasticity of demand? (2 pt) B.​Calculate cross price elasticity of x and y (Exy)? And state the nature of good C.​Calculate income elasticity of demand and what we can say about the goods

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​Suppose the demand for inject printers is estimated to be

Q= 1000-2p+5Px-3Py+0.1Y

P=80   Px= 20     Py= 150       Y= 1000

A.​Calculate price elasticity of demand? (2 pt)

B.​Calculate cross price elasticity of x and y (Exy)? And state the
nature of good

C.​Calculate income elasticity of demand and what we can say about
the goods

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