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25.The answer is c. 1% increase in price will decrease Qd by 3%.
26. The answer is c. inelastic.
(We know elasticity of demand is % change in qunatity demanded to %change in price. Hence answer to 25 is c).
Also, inelastic good is a good which shoes less than proportionate change in quantity demanded compared to the corresponding change in price. Hence toothpaste is an inelastic good.)
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