______________—a term referring to the extremely elastic situation of demand or supply where quantity changes by an infinite amount in response to any change in price; it is horizontal when graphed.

a. Infinite elasticity
b. Zero elasticity
c. Constant unitary elasticity
d. Perfect inelasticity


a. Infinite elasticity

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