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Social Studies, 15.09.2021 09:50, Kenzijo33

Elasticity of demand measures: Group of answer choices

How many more we would buy if the price falls.

How many less we would buy if the price rises.

The intensity of consumers’ response to a price change.

The degree to which the government is involved in a market.

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