11. • More available
substitutes
make the
elasticity of
demand higher
and vice versa.
AVAILABILITY OF
SUBSTITUTES
• Elasticity of
demand is less
for people
with higher
income than
for people
with lower
incomes.
• A commodity
may be of
different
importance.
Factors thataffect elasticity
Levelof
income
Type of
good/service
12. QUESTIONS
1. In your own words, define Elasticity of Demand.
2. Give an example of a Type of Elasticity of Demand and explain how
it works.
3. What is the difference between Elastic Demand and Inelastic
Demand?
4. Is Perfectly Elastic Demand realistic? Why or why not?
5. Give an example of a factor which can affect elasticity and explain
its effect.
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