Peak-load pricing suggests that some prices are a function of

A) extensions.
B) time.
C) costs.
D) constant elasticities.

B

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The aggregate demand is described graphically as a. sloping downward. b. a vertical line

c. a horizontal line. d. sloping upward.

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