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Table: Price Elasticities
Refer to the table. Use the information provided to predict the following:
a. The percent change in price (P) when there is a 2 percent rise in the quantity demanded for Good X.
b. The percent change in price (P) when there is a 5 percent fall in the quantity demanded for Good Y.
c. The percent change in price (P) when there is a 5 percent fall in the quantity supplied of Good X.
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