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T or F
___T___ 1. An inferior good can be demand inelastic but not demand elastic.
___T___ 2. Demand is elastic if price changes by a smaller percent than quantity demanded
___F___ 3. Total utility always decreases as marginal utility decreases.
___T___ 4. The law of diminishing marginal utility cannot be used to make interpersonal utility comparisons.
___F___ 5. If the demand for a product is highly elastic, a price drop may reduce incomes of the producers.
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