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\[\frac{\[\frac{(Change in Q)}{.5(Q1 + Q2)}\]}{\[\frac{(Change in Y)}{.5(Q1 + Q2)}\]}\]
Where:Change in Q = Difference between the original quantity demanded and the new quantity demandedChange in Y = Difference between the original income and the new incomeQ1 = Original quantity demandedQ2 = New quantity demandedY1 = Original incomeY2 = New income This formula can be simplified to:
(Change in Q) X (Y1 + Y2)(Change in Y) (Q1 + Q2)
Formula for Calculating YED
Formula for Calculating YED
\[\frac{\[\frac{(Change in Q(X))}{.5(Q1(X) + Q2)}\]}{\[\frac{(Change in P(Y))}{.5(P1(Y) + P2(Y))}\]}\]
Where:Change in Q(X) = Difference between the original quantity demanded of Good X and the new quantity demanded of Good XChange in P(Y) = Difference between the original price of good Y and the new price of good Y Q1(X) = Original quantity demanded of good XQ2(X) = New quantity demanded of good XP1(Y) = Original price of good YP2(Y) = New price of good Y
Calculating YED
Calculating CED
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