Demand is perfectly inelastic when
A) shifts in the supply curve results in no change in price.
B) the good in question has perfect substitutes.
C) shifts of the supply curve result in no change in quantity demanded.
D) shifts of the supply curve result in no change in the total revenue from the quantity sold.
C
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A) It would remain at point A. B) point B C) point C D) point D E) point E
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A) $93 B) $45 C) $3 D) $0
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A. suppliers to offer their employees higher wages and more attractive fringe benefits. B. dissatisfied employees to apply for work at other local "Mom and Pop" retailers. C. labor union activists to move permanently into the area. D. other "big box" retailers to locate nearby.