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Sales Tax and Elastic Demand. Assume that the supply of a best-selling book at local book stores throughout the United States is a function price such that:
Sales Tax and Elastic Demand. Assume that the supply of a best-selling book at local book stores throughout the United States is a function price such that:    where Q is the number of books sold (in thousands) and P is the book price. Given the availability of this book on amazon.com for $20, demand is perfectly elastic at a price of $20.   where Q is the number of books sold (in thousands) and P is the book price. Given the availability of this book on amazon.com for $20, demand is perfectly elastic at a price of $20.
Sales Tax and Elastic Demand. Assume that the supply of a best-selling book at local book stores throughout the United States is a function price such that:    where Q is the number of books sold (in thousands) and P is the book price. Given the availability of this book on amazon.com for $20, demand is perfectly elastic at a price of $20.

Understand how incentives influence behavior in economic contexts.
Grasp the concept of scarcity and how it impacts economic decisions.
Recognize the importance of marginal analysis in making economic decisions.
Identify the role of government and policies in modifying behaviors through economic incentives.

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