Elasticity and its Application

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Thank you so much for this video! I think I learnt more during it than I have all semester at Uni.

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I liked all your teachings so far, but you were talking rather too fast here.

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[@ric6383]

Thanks. Quite early on, a concrete example of why gradient is NOT the same as elasticity-which is why I came here.

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[@yaweli2968]

So for that rare elasticity of 0, the demand curve should be parallel to the price then? Or at least parallel between the two prices.

[@ageconjon]

A perfectly inelastic demand curve would be vertical so it would be parallel to the price axis (not price itself). Price would be determined by where the supply intersects.

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