(1) (B)
If elasticity of demand is higher than (lower than 1), demand is elastic (inelastic), so a high price will decrease quantity demanded more than (less than) proportionally, and a low price will increase quantity demanded more than (less than) proportionally.
(2) (C)
Price is set on basis of elasticity of demand described above, subject to the price being at least equal to unit cost.
(3) (D)
Mark-up pricing strategy sets price as a multiple of unit cost (or marginal cost).
(4) (B)
Explained in Q1.
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