When the Price of Candy Bars Is $1

question 24

Multiple Choice

When the price of candy bars is $1.10, the quantity demanded is 340 per day. When the price falls to $0.90, the quantity demanded increases to 350. Given this information and using the midpoint method, we know that the demand for candy bars is

• A)inelastic.
• B)elastic.
• C)unit elastic.
• D)perfectly inelastic.

Recognize the strategies employers can use in response to strikes or union pressure.

Grasp the conditions and implications of lockouts as a counterpart to strikes.

Understand the role and mechanisms of various dispute resolution methods in labor relations, including mediation, arbitration, and fact-finding.

Analyze the effects of third-party dispute resolutions on negotiation dynamics, such as the chilling effect and narcotic effect.

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