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Demand for a commodity is elastic when it has

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If the commodity has many close substitutes the demand for such a commodity will be highly elastic. The reason is that where exists a close substitute in the relevant price range, its demand will tend to be elastic. But in respect of a commodity having no substitute, the demand will be somewhat inelastic.

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