Economy, asked by Pranshukumar9958, 2 months ago

The demand of a good will be price elastic if the good is
Habit of a consumer
(b)/ a necessity
(c) having no substitutes available (d) having close substitutes available​

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Answered by SnehethaKrishna
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Explanation:

The demand for a good is said to be elastic (or relatively elastic) when its PED is greater than one. In this case, changes in price have a more than proportional effect on the quantity of a good demanded

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