If the demand for product x is inelastic, a 15 percent decrease in the price of x will: Reduce by more than 15 percent the amount of X that is being requested. Reduce by less than 15 percent the amount of X that is being requested.
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<h3>What is the inelastic market?</h3>
Generally, An economic concept known as inelastic refers to an item or service's static quantity when its price varies. When a product's price increases or decreases, customers' purchasing patterns are said to be inelastic, which indicates that neither change affects the other.
In conclusion,If there is no elasticity in the demand for product x, then a price reduction of 15% for product x will have the following effects: The quantity of X that is being requested should be decreased by more than 15 percent. The quantity of X that is being sought should be decreased by more than 10 but less than 15 percent.
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Answer: C. Favorable endorsements from customers' peers
Explanation: Fine and funky's objective to build trust and loyalty among its target group (women aged 35-55 years) will only be achieved within it's target group. Hence, getting a favourable endorsement from her customers' peers will help her achieve this.
Changing prices to attract customers is most difficult in a "<span>purely competitive market"
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<span>There is no clearly defined question and grammatical errors are in the text above. That said, the text begs the question why does Edmund consume cassettes? The answer is that the cassettes attract billy goats and the goats eat the garbage. Edmund can earn a living as long as each $6 cassette attracts enough of the goats to consume 3 garbage sacks. To be profitable, one cassette must attract enough goats to consume 4 sacks of garbage.</span>
Transportation costs
can make exporting an inappropriate strategy.
<span>If a product is bulky or heavy, because
of its weight or mass the transportation costs will obviously increase and make it more expensive, and
unless the product carries an extraordinary high value-to-weight ratio the
exporting strategy will be considered the least effective.</span>
