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Chapter 20 - Demand And Supply: Elasticities And ApplicationsChapter 20 Key Terms McConnell and Brue 14th Edition
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When the quantity demanded drops to zero at the slightest increase in price the demand curve is?perfectly elastic demand Demand in which quantity drops to zero at the slightest increase in price.
What kind of demand is not sensitive to a change in price?Perfectly inelastic where the quantity demanded does not change when the price changes. Products in this category are things consumers absolutely need and there are no other options from which to obtain them.
In what type of demand elasticity does quantity demanded not change at all in response to a change in price?Elasticity occurs when demand responds to changes in price or other factors. Inelasticity of demand means that demand remains constant even with changes in economic factors.
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