Television is durable good.
The price elasticity of demand for paper towel should be larger in long run as new substitutes enter in the market.
Ans is A)
Explanation:
Long-run and short-run elasticities differ based on how rapidly consumers respond to price changes and how many substitutes are available. If the price of paper towels, a non-durable good, were to increase, consumers might react only minimally in the short run. In the long run, however, demand for paper towels would be more elastic as new substitutes entered the market (such as sponges or kitchen towels).
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