Other things equal, it can be concluded that in Figure 6-1, that
A. D1 is the more elastic demand curve than D2, but only below P2.
B. D1 is the more elastic demand curve than D2.
C. D1 is the less elastic demand curve than D2.
D. D1 is the more elastic demand curve than D2, but only above P2.
Answer: B
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A) second-degree price discrimination B) third-degree price discrimination C) peak-load pricing D) two-part pricing
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A. perfect competition. B. government deregulation. C. foreign competition. D. natural monopoly.
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A) a decrease in demand for pickles with no change in supply B) an increase in demand for pickles with no change in supply C) a decrease in the supply of pickles and a decrease in the demand for pickles D) a decrease in the supply of pickles with no change in demand E) an increase in the supply of pickles with no change in demand .
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A. downward sloping. B. horizontal. C. vertical. D. unitary elastic.