The Fewer the Number of Alternative Factors of Production That

question 164

Multiple Choice

The fewer the number of alternative factors of production that can be used to produce a good,the ________ will be.

• A) more elastic supply
• B) less inelastic supply
• C) more elastic demand
• D) less elastic demand
• E) less elastic supply

Understand the theoretical differences between classical economics and Keynesian economics.

Comprehend the concept of the aggregate demand and aggregate supply curves, and their implications for the economy.

Identify the factors affecting the shape and position of the aggregate demand curve.

Analyze the consequences of shifts in aggregate demand or aggregate supply on the economy's equilibrium.

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