Question : When a good's demand is less elastic, a) Price change as a percentage of demand as a percentage of price change b) Change in the amount demanded as a percentage of price change c) Price change by percentage equals demand by percentage changed d) Demand is more steeply curved.
Option 1: A and B only
Option 2: B and C only
Option 3: A and D only
Option 4: All of the above
Correct Answer: A and D only
Solution : A demand or supply curve that is inelastic will result in a lesser percentage change in quantity demanded or supplied for a given change in price. In this case demand curve is steeper. Hence option c is the correct answer.
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