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A good will have a more inelastic demand, a. the greater the availability of close substitutes. b. the broader the definition of the market. c. the longer the period of time. d.…

A good will have a more inelastic demand, a. the greater the availability of close substitutes. b. the broader the definition of the market. c. the longer the period of time. d.…
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A good will have a more inelastic demand,

a. the greater the availability of close substitutes.
b. the broader the definition of the market.
c. the longer the period of time.
d. the more it is regarded as a luxury.

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The answer is A I think more than likely
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