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I am trying to solve a problem which involves deciding on a price strategy for a product between (reducing price, maintaining price, increasing price).



I am trying to use price elasticity to tackle this but the problem is that I only have values for $P_0$ and $Q_0$, so I can't punch it into the price demand elasticity equation.



Can I just assume that: $ Q = A P ^ Y$ and solve the log-log equation with the initial values.










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    I am trying to solve a problem which involves deciding on a price strategy for a product between (reducing price, maintaining price, increasing price).



    I am trying to use price elasticity to tackle this but the problem is that I only have values for $P_0$ and $Q_0$, so I can't punch it into the price demand elasticity equation.



    Can I just assume that: $ Q = A P ^ Y$ and solve the log-log equation with the initial values.










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      I am trying to solve a problem which involves deciding on a price strategy for a product between (reducing price, maintaining price, increasing price).



      I am trying to use price elasticity to tackle this but the problem is that I only have values for $P_0$ and $Q_0$, so I can't punch it into the price demand elasticity equation.



      Can I just assume that: $ Q = A P ^ Y$ and solve the log-log equation with the initial values.










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      I am trying to solve a problem which involves deciding on a price strategy for a product between (reducing price, maintaining price, increasing price).



      I am trying to use price elasticity to tackle this but the problem is that I only have values for $P_0$ and $Q_0$, so I can't punch it into the price demand elasticity equation.



      Can I just assume that: $ Q = A P ^ Y$ and solve the log-log equation with the initial values.







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      edited Dec 17 '18 at 22:24









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      asked Dec 17 '18 at 22:04









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