When moving down along a straight-line demand curve:
a) the elasticity of demand stays the s...
Business, 26.10.2019 01:43, bigmouth804
When moving down along a straight-line demand curve:
a) the elasticity of demand stays the same.
b) the elasticity of demand changes from inelastic to elastic.
c) total revenue always stays the same.
d) the elasticity of demand changes from elastic to inelastic.
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