The Demand for a Product Is Said to Be Inelastic

question 85

Multiple Choice

The demand for a product is said to be inelastic if total consumer expenditures

• A) remain constant as price changes.
• B) rise more than price rises as a percentage.
• C) fall when price falls.
• D) fall when price rises.
• E) rise less than price as a percentage.

Understand the functionality and application of the Tornado Chart in sensitivity analysis within Crystal Ball.

Recognize how to interpret forecast charts for making probabilistic assessments about future values such as net profit and NPV (Net Present Value).

Grasp the concept of probability distributions (e.g., Poisson, normal, uniform, lognormal, triangular) and their application in predicting outcomes.

Learn how to utilize the Crystal Ball tool to assess the influence of assumptions on a forecast.

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