Economics

the prcentage change in quantity demanded divided by the corresponding percentage change in price

the percentage change in price divided by the corresponding percentage change in quantity demanded

the percentage change in quantity demanded divided by the corresponding price

the percentage change in price divided by the corresponding quantity demanded

none of the above

the demand curve is fairly inelastic

the demand curve is fairly elastic

the demand curve is paraell to the quantity axis

the demand curve is positively sloped

the price of the commodity is too high

The firm faces an infinitely elastic demand curve

The firm makes no pure profit in the short run

The price does not change with changes in the output level of the firm

There is freedom of entry into, and exit out of the industry

The firm can sell all it produces at the market price

inflation or increasing prices generally

increases in foreign reserves

decreases in foreign reserves

Government budget surplus

none of the above

Durability

Division into the smallest units of value

Portable

Identifiable by all

Measure of value