The Demand for a Good Becomes More Inelastic

question 98

Multiple Choice

The demand for a good becomes more inelastic

• A)as more close substitutes for it become available.
• B)as it is increasingly viewed as a luxury good.
• C)as the market is defined more broadly.
• D)the longer the time horizon.

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