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CA Foundation · Economics · Elasticity Examples — Pair

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Matching pairs
  1. Left
    Common salt
    Right
    Highly inelastic demand
  2. Left
    Luxury car
    Right
    Highly elastic demand
  3. Left
    Petrol
    Right
    Inelastic short-run, elastic long-run
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Match each good to its likely demand elasticity.

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The quantity demanded of a commodity is best described as which of the following?

  1. A flow expressed per unit of time at a given price
  2. A single isolated stock held by the seller
  3. A fixed lifetime total independent of price
  4. A value set only by the government regulator
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Correct answer: A. A flow expressed per unit of time at a given price

1. Quantity demanded is always expressed at a given price. 2. It is a flow, not a single isolated purchase, so it is stated as 'so much per period of time'. 3. For example, one thousand dozens of oranges per day. 4. The option capturing both 'flow' and 'per unit of time at a given price' is correct. _Source: ICAI BoS CA Foundation Paper 4 Business Economics, Ch 2 Unit I "Law of Demand and Elasticity of Demand", p.2_

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