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How is the price-change formula to predict the change in the equilibrium price resulting from a change in demand calculated?
◦ by dividing the percentage change in supply by the sum of the price elasticities of supply and demand
◦ by dividing the percentage change in income by the sum of the price elasticities of supply and demand
◦ by dividing the percentage change in price by the sum of the price elasticities of supply and demand
◦ by dividing the percentage change in demand by the sum of the price elasticities of supply and demand
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