The price of old baseball cards rises rapidly with increases in demand because:

A. the supply of old baseball cards is price inelastic.
B. the supply of old baseball cards in price elastic.
C. the demand for old baseball cards is price inelastic.
D. the demand for old baseball cards is price elastic.


Answer: A

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