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Question :  Which goods are most likely to have an elastic demand?

Option 1: Bread

Option 2: Salt

Option 3: Luxury cars

Option 4: Gasoline


Team Careers360 10th Jan, 2024
Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Luxury cars


Solution : The correct answer is (c) Luxury cars

Goods that are most likely to have an elastic demand are those that have substitutes readily available in the market and where consumers have the flexibility to adjust their consumption patterns in response to price changes. Luxury cars fall into this category because consumers have a range of alternatives to choose from, such as different car brands, models, or even alternative modes of transportation. When the price of luxury cars increases, consumers may choose to delay their purchase, opt for a different brand or model, or explore other transportation options. This responsiveness to price changes makes the demand for luxury cars relatively elastic.

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