An increase in the supply of a good is expected to have what effect on its price? What will be the effect on the demand for substitutes?

If supply is inelastic, will shifts in demand have a larger effect on equilibrium price or on quantity?

Is there something unique or distinctive about the product or service that separates it from substitutes and competitors?

Many new restaurants have opened in Collegetown in recent years. Given this change in supply, what type of demand would result in a larger drop in prices for restaurant meals?

What are some products with inelastic prices that we haven't thought of? And why does that product have that sort of demand? Are there no substitutes or has a business just figured out how to reduce competition?

Pharmaceutical drugs have an inelastic demand and computers have an elastic demand. suppose that technological advance doubles the supply of both product. what happens to the equilibrium price and quantity in each market?

what happens to the market price for rental cars as a result of the demand shift

how does a decrease in price affect the supply and demand curve?

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Your research into the vegetable market shows that when the price of vegetables increases by 10%, the quantity demanded of vegetables decreases by 3%.  The quantity demanded of meat changes by 18%. You don't know if this is an increase or decrease, but you know that meat and vegetables are substitutes Based on this information, what is the cross-price elasticity of demand for meat?