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Question 1

Demand Schedule for Ski Tickets

Price
($)		Quantity Demanded
(no. of tickets)
120    0
110 100
100 200
  90 300
  80 400
  70 500
  60 600
  50 700
  40 800
  30 900
  201000
  101100
   01200

TABLE 4-2

Refer to Table 4-2. Total expenditure for ski tickets reaches a maximum at a price/quantity demanded combination of
◦ $20/1000.
◦ $100/200.
◦ $80/400.
◦ $60/600.
◦ $30/90.

Question 2

Demand Schedule for Ski Tickets

Price
($)		Quantity Demanded
(no. of tickets)
120    0
110 100
100 200
  90 300
  80 400
  70 500
  60 600
  50 700
  40 800
  30 900
  201000
  101100
   01200

TABLE 4-2

Refer to Table 4-2. The price elasticity of demand over the interval of the demand curve between prices of $40 and $20 is
◦ 0.33.
◦ 1.0.
◦ 0.
◦ 3.0.
◦ -3.0.
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