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Assume that when the price of cantaloupes is $2.50 the demand for cantaloupes is unit-elastic, and that the demand curve for cantaloupes is linear and downward sloping

If firms lower the price of cantaloupes to $2.00 which of the following statements can be made regarding the price elasticity of demand for cantaloupes? A) The demand for cantaloupes at $2.00 must be elastic. B) The demand for cantaloupes at $2.00 must be unit elastic. C) We cannot determine whether the demand for cantaloupes is elastic or inelastic without knowing what the quantity demanded is at each price. D) The demand for cantaloupes at $2.00 must be inelastic.

Given the following hypothetical data where C = $3,000; I = $1,200; G = $2,000; X ? M = ?$500; depreciation = $200; transfer payments = $800, net domestic product is _____

a. $5,500 b. $5,700 c. $6,200 d. $6,400 e. $6,900