Demand Elasticity Modeling is a quantitative analytical framework that specifies how changes in price or other demand-influencing factors lead to proportional changes in quantity demanded, distinguishing it from broader market models by focusing on the sensitivity of demand to such variations within a defined economic context.
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Richard Green, Julian M. Alston · American Journal of Agricultural Economics · 1990 · 539 citations
Analysing gasoline demand elasticities: a survey
Carol Dahl, Thomas Sterner · Energy Economics · 1991 · 517 citations
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