(Table: Elasticities of Good X) Refer to the table. From the information in the table, what can you say about good X? In particular, is the demand for Good X rather elastic or inelastic? What does this imply about the number of substitutes that exist for Good X? Does Good Y appear to be a substitute for Good X? Does Good X appear to be a normal or inferior good? Finally, is the elasticity of supply for Good X relatively elastic or inelastic? 
Definitions:
Hand-to-Mouth Activity
A motor skill development phase where infants learn to make coordinated movements to bring objects or hands to their mouth.
Respiratory Effort
The amount of energy and work involved in breathing, which can be affected by various conditions affecting the lungs or airways.
Preterm
A term referring to babies born before 37 weeks of gestation, often facing potential health challenges due to early birth.
Low Birth Weight
A term used to describe babies who are born weighing less than 2,500 grams (5.5 pounds), which can be associated with health issues in newborns and may require special care.
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