Chapter nework The availability of close substitutes • Whether a good is a luxury or necessity How broadly the market is defined The time horizon under consideration A good with no close substitutes is predicted to have relatively the price of the good were to increase. demand, since consumers cannot easily switch to a substitute good if The price elasticity of demand of a good depends in part on its relative necessity in comparison to other goods. Assume the following goods all have approximately the same price. Which of the goods has the most elastic demand? O Self-driving cars Insulin for people with diabetes The price elasticity of demand for a good also depends on how the good is defined.

Chapter nework The availability of close substitutes • Whether a good is a luxury or necessity How broadly the market is defined The time horizon under consideration A good with no close substitutes is predicted to have relatively the price of the good were to increase. demand, since consumers cannot easily switch to a substitute good if The price elasticity of demand of a good depends in part on its relative necessity in comparison to other goods. Assume the following goods all have approximately the same price. Which of the goods has the most elastic demand? O Self-driving cars Insulin for people with diabetes The price elasticity of demand for a good also depends on how the good is defined.

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Chapter15: Decision Analysis

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