When Monica's Catering lowered the price of catered meals from $60 per person to $20 per person, the quantity demanded doubled from 500 meals to 1,000 meals. You can conclude that the demand for Monica's catered meals over the price range of $20 to $60 is Select one: a. upward sloping. O b. elastic. C. inelastic. d. unit elastic.

When Monica's Catering lowered the price of catered meals from $60 per person to $20 per person, the quantity demanded doubled from 500 meals to 1,000 meals. You can conclude that the demand for Monica's catered meals over the price range of $20 to $60 is Select one: a. upward sloping. O b. elastic. C. inelastic. d. unit elastic.

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