If two goods were to become even stronger substitutes than before, an economist would expect the cross elasticity to become:
a. positive.
b. one.
c. zero.
d. smaller.
e. larger.
e
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A. Clear checks between private banks. B. Lend money to individuals. C. Provide currency to banks. D. Hold bank reserves.
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