Ans: J
Explanation:
Perfectly elastic demand curve represents that quantity demanded changes even if there is no change in price. The change in demand is due to other factors other than price. In the above diagram:
Curve G is a less elastic demand curve.
Curve H is a more elastic demand curve.
Curve I is a perfectly inelastic demand curve.
Curve J is a perfectly elastic demand curve.
Thus, option [D] is correct answer.
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