Question 33
33. Rank the demand curves A, B and C in the figure to the right in
order of greatest to least elasticity at the quantity Q*. All three
lines have the same slope. Note: express price elasticity in absolute
value.
A) A, B, C.
B) C, A, B.
C) C, B, A.
D) They have equal elasticity at Q*.
E) More information is needed.
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