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... marker pens bought at the campus bookstore . Marker pens at the local supermarket are almost perfect substitutes for marker pens at the campus bookstore . For elasticities between zero and 1 , demand is called inelastic ; for ...
... marker pens bought at the campus bookstore . Marker pens at the local supermarket are almost perfect substitutes for marker pens at the campus bookstore . For elasticities between zero and 1 , demand is called inelastic ; for ...
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... marker pens at the campus bookstore . Marker pens are bought from the campus bookstore only if their price doesn't exceed that of marker pens at the local supermarket . If the price of marker pens at the cam- pus bookstore exceeds the ...
... marker pens at the campus bookstore . Marker pens are bought from the campus bookstore only if their price doesn't exceed that of marker pens at the local supermarket . If the price of marker pens at the cam- pus bookstore exceeds the ...
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... marker pens . The demand for pink marker pens is perfectly elastic at the price of other colored mark- er pens- $ 1 a pen . The demand curve is D and the supply curve is S. With no tax , the price of a pink marker pen is $ 1 and 4,000 a ...
... marker pens . The demand for pink marker pens is perfectly elastic at the price of other colored mark- er pens- $ 1 a pen . The demand curve is D and the supply curve is S. With no tax , the price of a pink marker pen is $ 1 and 4,000 a ...
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