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Supply and Demand, Price


43. For a given increase in supply, price will fall most when demand is relatively
A) inelastic and supply is relatively inelastic.
B) inelastic and supply is relatively elastic.
C) elastic and supply is relatively inelastic.
D) elastic and supply is relatively elastic.
E) any of the above.

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