When the Price of a Resource Increases, Thereby Causing the Price

question 156

Multiple Choice

When the price of a resource increases, thereby causing the price of the final product to rise, consumers will purchase less of the final product. This is called the

• A) substitution in production effect.
• B) substitution in consumption effect.
• C) elasticity effect.
• D) inelasticity effect.

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Cash Flow Statement

A financial statement that shows how changes in balance sheet accounts and income affect cash and cash equivalents, separating activities into operating, investing, and financing.

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