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Business, 11.03.2020 22:22 baileyflemingde

Suppose the cross-price elasticity between demand for Chipotle burritos and the price of Qdoba burritos is 0.8. If Qdoba increases the price of its burritos by 10% O Chipotle will sell 8% fewer burritos. O We cannot tell what will happen to Chipotle, but Qdoba will sell 8% fewer burritos. O Chipotle will sell 10% more burritos. O Chipotle will sell 8% more burritos.

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