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Read the following news report and answer the Questions on the basis of the same: The quantity of a commodity that a consumer is willing to buy and is able to afford, given the prices of goods and the consumer's tastes and preferences is called demand for the commodity. Whenever one or more of these variables change, the quantity of the good Chosen by the consumer is likely to change as well. The relation between the consumer's optimal choice of the quantity of a good and its price is very important and this relation is called the demand function. Thus, the consumer's demand function for a good gives the amount of the good that the consumer chooses at different levels of its price when the other things remain unchanged.
The price elasticity of demand for a good depends on________and______of the good.
The nature of the good
The availability of close substitutes
Both (1) and (2)
None of the above
Option (3) is correct. Explanation: The price elasticity of demand for a good depends on the nature of the pot and the availability of close substitutes of the good. Consider, for example, necessities Wike food. Such goods are essential for life and the demands for such goods do not change much in response to changes in their prices.
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