Perfectly elastic
Perfectly inelastic
Concave
Downward slopping
Circular
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The answer is 'B' (perfectly inelastic) even at that, a demand curve with zero elasticity would be parallel to price and not downwards sloping.
B- when a change in price has no effect on whatsoever the quatity of goods demanded. It elasticity is 0
wen elasticity is zero..it equivalent to bin perfectly inelastic....becos qty demand doesnt change regardless of d change price
this is a situation whereby a product's demand curve is how much the quantity demanded ... The case of zero elasticity is described as being perfectly inelastic.
once it is Zero, it is inelastic which means the answer is B.
The answer is wrong and need to be corrected in the mobile app,to avoid understanding error.
It is Zero bcos......as the price changes,it brings abt ŊO̶̷̩̥̊͡ effect on the Qd........
The answer given to the question is wrong when a elasticity is zero the demand curve is not going anywhere so it is inelastic
