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46. Ans: Be negative
Explanation:
The CPED for complements is negative and for substitutes it is positive.
47. Ans: the scientific method in economics.
48. Ans: occur when the buyer or seller has an influence on the price.
49. Ans: Price elasticity of supply can never equal to one
Explanation:
When percentage change in quantity supplied is equal to the percentage change in price of the good, the Price elasticity of supply can be equal to one. Thus, the statement is false.
50. Ans: falls ; falls
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