In which of the following instances will total revenue decline?

A. Price rises and supply is elastic.
B. Price falls and demand is elastic.
C. Price rises and demand is inelastic.
D. Price rises and demand is elastic.


Answer: D

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Under which one of the following situations would you be better off?

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