A tavern is likely to have a ________ price elasticity of supply than does an antiques dealer due to ________.

A. less elastic; a shorter adjustment time
B. less elastic; a longer adjustment time
C. more elastic; availability of inputs
D. less elastic; availability of inputs


Answer: C

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