Competition and Price Making in Food Retailing: The Anatomy of Supermarket OperationsRonald Press Company, 1962 - 333 pages |
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Page 29
... amount of the digit or decimal . As an illustration : an elasticity of 2.0 would mean that the d dt dt dt dt Demand ... amount taken is twice as much as the change in price , while an elasticity of 0.5 would indicate that a one - half ...
... amount of the digit or decimal . As an illustration : an elasticity of 2.0 would mean that the d dt dt dt dt Demand ... amount taken is twice as much as the change in price , while an elasticity of 0.5 would indicate that a one - half ...
Page 34
... amount taken of another . Cross elas- ticity is distinguished from direct elasticity in that the former is the impact of a price change by one vendor on the amount taken of another's product , while the latter has to do with the impact ...
... amount taken of another . Cross elas- ticity is distinguished from direct elasticity in that the former is the impact of a price change by one vendor on the amount taken of another's product , while the latter has to do with the impact ...
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... amount of such discounts : 1. The nature of the item ( even a small cut on some items would result in consumer response and for others a large reduction . would have little effect ) 2. The specific market area involved ( customers in ...
... amount of such discounts : 1. The nature of the item ( even a small cut on some items would result in consumer response and for others a large reduction . would have little effect ) 2. The specific market area involved ( customers in ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 28 |
Supply of and Demand for Food | 29 |
The Nature of Business Competition | 59 |
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