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demanded Inelastic demand 41 39 40 -2 -5 0.5 Unit elastic demand 42 38 40 -4 -
10 1.0 Elastic demand 50 30 40 -20 -50 5.0 Quantity 1 2 3 Quantity Quantity (a)
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Original New Average quantity quantity quantity demanded demanded
demanded Inelastic demand 41 39 40 -2 -5 0.5 Unit elastic demand 42 38 40 -4 -
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The market supply curve of capital shows how the quantity of capital supplied
varies as the interest rate varies. In the short run, the supply of capital is inelastic
and might even be perfectly inelastic. Such a case is illustrated in Fig. 14.6 by the
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The market supply curve of capital shows how the quantity of capital supplied
varies as the interest rate varies. In the short run, the supply of capital is inelastic
and might even be perfectly inelastic. Such a case is illustrated in Fig. 14.6 by the
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This fact means that the supply of each particular piece of land is perfectly
inelastic. Figure 14.7 illustrates such a supply. Regardless of the rent available,
the quantity of land supplied on Chicago's Magnificent Mile is a fixed number of
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This fact means that the supply of each particular piece of land is perfectly
inelastic. Figure 14.7 illustrates such a supply. Regardless of the rent available,
the quantity of land supplied on Chicago's Magnificent Mile is a fixed number of
square ...
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