1) if the price of orange juice rise 10% , and a as result quantity demanded falls by 10% , then one can conclude that the demand for orange juice (a) is perfectly elastic (b) is inelastic (c) has a constant elasticity  (d) has a unitary elasticity

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(1) if the price of orange juice rise 10% , and a as result quantity demanded falls by 10% , then one can conclude that the demand for orange juice

(a) is perfectly elastic

(b) is inelastic

(c) has a constant elasticity 

(d) has a unitary elasticity 

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