Generally, the Elasticity of Demand for an Energy Source in the Long

question 221

Multiple Choice

Generally, the elasticity of demand for an energy source in the long run will be

• A) approximately equal to its elasticity of demand in the short run.
• B) considerably more elastic than in the short run.
• C) slightly less elastic than in the short run.
• D) considerably less elastic than in the short run.

Comprehend the economic rationale for and against free trade and the various barriers to trade.

Recognize the economic and non-economic benefits of international trade.

Understand the mechanisms through which trade affects national economies and global competitiveness.

Understand the basic principles of international trade and its economic effects on nations.

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