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The type of demand that exist between torchlight and battery is

  • A. competitive demand
  • B. complemetary demand
  • C. composite demand
  • D. joint demand
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When the price of a commodity increases and the quantity demanded also increases, this is a case of
  • A. exceptional demand
  • B. derived demand
  • C. competitive demand
  • D. joint demand
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If a fall in price of one commodity leads to an increase supply of another commodity, both commodities have
  • A. composite supply
  • B. joint supply
  • C. competitive supply
  • D. short run supply
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At a co-efficient of price elasticity of supply of 0.5, supply is
  • A. perfectly inelastic
  • B. inelastic
  • C. perfectly elastic
  • D. elastic
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In the short-run commodity X and commodity Y are supplied jointly, which of the following is correct?
  • A. An increase in demand for X will increase supply of Y
  • B. An increase in demand for X will leave the supply of Y unchanged
  • C. An increase in demand for Y will raise the price of X
  • D. An increase in demand for X will cause less of Y to be produced
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