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Cross-elasticity coefficient

When the number of textbooks sold falls/drops 10 percent whenever college tuitions double, textbooks and college enrollments are _____ goods and their cross-elasticity coefficient is mainly _____. (i) Superior; 5.0. (ii) Inferior;   10.0. (iii) Substitute; 5.0. (iv) Complementary;   0.1. (v) Implicit; 7.5.

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