Suppose the demand for a good is currently unit elastic over the relevant range. Then the producer of a substitute good goes out of business and stops producing it. As a result, demand over that range is now likely to be
a. Unit elastic
b. Relatively elastic.
c. Relatively inelastic.
d. Perfectly inelastic.
c
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According to the factor price equalization theorem, the ________ factor should oppose free trade policies in any given country
A) abundant B) scarce C) neither D) Can't tell without more information
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