In measuring the sensitivity of demand, the

a. price and income elasticities refer to movements along the demand curve; other elasticities refer to shifts of the entire demand curve
b. price and cross-price elasticities analyze movements along the demand curve; other elasticities refer to shifts of the entire demand curve
c. income and cross-price elasticities refer to movements along the demand curve; price elasticity refers to shifts of the entire demand curve
d. price elasticity refers to movements along the demand curve; income and cross-price elasticities refer to shifts of the entire demand curve
e. income elasticity refers to movements along the demand curve; other elasticities refer to shifts of the entire demand curve


D

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