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Definitions:
Complements
Goods or services that are typically consumed together, where the increase in the price of one leads to a decrease in demand for the other.
Linear Demand Curve
A graphical representation of demand where a straight line shows a constant relationship between quantity demanded and price.
Unit-Elastic
A situation in which a product's price elasticity of demand is exactly one, indicating that the change in quantity demanded is directly proportional to the change in price.
Elastic Inelastic
Elastic demand refers to a significant change in quantity demanded when the price changes, while inelastic demand indicates little to no change in quantity demanded despite price changes.
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