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GRAPHS USED IN ECONOMIC MODELS FIGURE 2.9 Positive Relationships 400 { 40 Positive constant slope 20 Positive decreasing slope 300 Recovery rate ( minutes ) 30 Distance covered in 5 hours ( miles ) 15 Problems worked ( number ) 200 20 ...
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To graph a relationship among three variables , the value of one variable must be held constant . Part ( a ) shows the relationship between price and consumption , holding temperature constant . One curve holds temperature constant at ...
To graph a relationship among three variables , the value of one variable must be held constant . Part ( a ) shows the relationship between price and consumption , holding temperature constant . One curve holds temperature constant at ...
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2 Each demand curve shown here has a constant elasticity . The demand curve in part ( a ) has zero elasticity . The demand curve in part ( b ) has unit elasticity . The demand curve in part ( c ) has infinite elasticity .
2 Each demand curve shown here has a constant elasticity . The demand curve in part ( a ) has zero elasticity . The demand curve in part ( b ) has unit elasticity . The demand curve in part ( c ) has infinite elasticity .
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