A question was asked about cross-price elasticities at the review session yesterday. Basically, cross price elasticities just measure the degree to which two goods are substitutes or complements. In other words, a cross-price elasticity is of the form:
% change in quantity demanded of good B/% change in price of good A
So this number would be positive for substitutes and negative for complements.
If you are curious, you can find more information here.
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