Economics for A-level Students

14 Price Elasticity of Supply PES

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This video explains the concept of price elasticity of supply (PES), which measures how much the quantity supplied of a product changes in response to a price change. We explore the formula for calculating PES and illustrate it with a numerical example. The video then details the five key values of PES, from perfectly inelastic (PES = 0) to perfectly elastic (PES = infinity), and discusses the visual representation of each on a supply curve diagram. Real-world examples are provided for each type of elasticity to solidify understanding. Subscribe to @AxiomTutoringCourses for more educational content.
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