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Suppose the cross-price elasticity of demand for butter and margarine is equal to 0.96 but the cross-price elasticity for water and lemons is -0.13.This means that butter and margarine are _____,while water and lemons are _____.
Credits Account
A financial record that boosts a liability or equity account, or lowers an asset or expense account.
Drawee
The party in a bill of exchange who is directed to pay the specified amount, typically a bank.
Co-signer
An individual who signs a loan or credit application with another person, promising to pay the debt if the primary borrower does not.
Drawer
In financial transactions, the person who writes or the entity issuing a bill of exchange, cheque, or draft.
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