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When quantity demanded responds strongly to changes in price,demand is said to be
Scientists
Professionals who engage in systematic activity to acquire knowledge that describes and predicts the natural world.
Opportunity Cost
The cost of choosing one alternative over another, representing the benefits you could have received by taking the next best alternative.
Production Possibilities
Production possibilities represent the different combinations of goods and services that a society can produce, given its available resources and technology, demonstrating trade-offs and opportunity costs.
Opportunity Cost
Surrendering the potential for benefits from different routes when opting for a specific path.
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