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For a price-inelastic good, a price rise causes expenditure to do what?
AIt goes down
BIt does not change
CIt becomes zero
DIt goes up a bit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It goes up a bit
Quantity falls by a smaller percentage than price rises, so spending moves in the same direction as price.
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