in trying to determine how much to raise prices if I know that my product or...
in trying to determine how much to raise prices if I know that my product or service has a high price elasticity of demand I know that I can likely 1. raise prices without regard to the elasticity of demand because my good doesn't likely have substitutes 2. raise prices knowing that buyers will continue to buy my product no matter what 3. raise prices but I must be careful no to raise them too much or my sales will likely drop 4. raise prices without much concern for sales dropping
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"C"
As the demand is elastic and there are many close substitutes in the market, increasing the price will lower the revenue, so the price whatever is rasied should be rasied keeping in mond that sales will likely drop.
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