Which example(s) best represent(s) perfectly inelastic supply? Select all that apply. a restaurant willing to cater any number of dishes if the price is greater than $10 a plate a good with no substitutes in consumption Farmer Nate raises goats. When he can sell his goats for $200/goat he will sell any or all of his goats. He never asks for more than $200/goat and he never sells his goats for less than $200/goat. Captain Eddy takes his 25-seat party boat out for a harbor cruise every night, rain or shine. Whether he gets $70 per seat or $0 per seat, he always fills every seat. original paintings made by Leonardo Da Vinci
Which example(s) best represent(s) perfectly inelastic supply? Select all that apply. a restaurant willing to cater any number of dishes if the price is greater than $10 a plate a good with no substitutes in consumption Farmer Nate raises goats. When he can sell his goats for $200/goat he will sell any or all of his goats. He never asks for more than $200/goat and he never sells his goats for less than $200/goat. Captain Eddy takes his 25-seat party boat out for a harbor cruise every night, rain or shine. Whether he gets $70 per seat or $0 per seat, he always fills every seat. original paintings made by Leonardo Da Vinci
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Which example(s) best represent(s) perfectly inelastic supply? Select all that apply.
a restaurant willing to cater any number of dishes if the |
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a good with no substitutes in consumption |
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Farmer Nate raises goats. When he can sell his goats for $200/goat he will sell any or all of his goats. He never asks for more than $200/goat and he never sells his goats for less than $200/goat. |
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Captain Eddy takes his 25-seat party boat out for a harbor cruise every night, rain or shine. Whether he gets $70 per seat or $0 per seat, he always fills every seat. |
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original paintings made by Leonardo Da Vinci |
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