Which one of the following events will make the elasticity of supply for Product A relatively more elastic. O A. Firms supplying Product A currently have a significant amount of spare (excess) capacity. O B. It is very difficult for firms to switch resources from producing other products to producing more of Product A. O C. The production of Product A requires very specialized resources and processes that cannot be used to produce O D. Firms must incur a significant amount of additional costs in order to supply more units of Product A.

Which one of the following events will make the elasticity of supply for Product A relatively more elastic. O A. Firms supplying Product A currently have a significant amount of spare (excess) capacity. O B. It is very difficult for firms to switch resources from producing other products to producing more of Product A. O C. The production of Product A requires very specialized resources and processes that cannot be used to produce O D. Firms must incur a significant amount of additional costs in order to supply more units of Product A.

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