1 clearly supply is less than demand. This will force price to rise
2 giving subsidy to those tour operates who invest in conservation
3 elasticity means how responsive is supply or demand to proportionate change in price.supply us here elastic-as price rises poachers kill more. Demand is inelastic-even at high price there is demand
4 I would increase punishment say by giving life sentence to poachers,check black marketing of produce, use video cameras and drones for surveillance etc
It is all about the The Black Rhino. The black rhino is one of the most...
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