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Spending more money on advertising will make the firms' demand increase – shifting to the right (parallel). Therefore, the firms' demand become more elastic at every price level. Providing examples to
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Spending more money on advertising will make the firms' demand increase – shifting to the right (parallel). Therefore, the firms' demand become more elastic at every price level. Providing examples to support your answer.

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Example of such product : Ferrari sports car. due to various alternatives of sports cars available in the market, when the price level of a Ferrari car increases the demand of the product might become more elastic

Step-by-step explanation:

When more money is spent on advertising by any firm the demand for the firm's product will most likely increase and this is simply because more potential clients will be reached through advertising.

But when the demand of the goods become more elastic with increase in price level, it is simply because the product has suitable alternatives/competitions in the open market.

Example of such product : Ferrari sports car. due to various alternatives of sports cars available in the market, when the price level of a Ferrari car increases the demand of the product might become more elastic

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