Supply will become more elastic when Part 2 A. the good is important to consumers. B. a time period lengthens. C. the time period shortens. D. there are good substitutes for the goods.
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Supply elasticity refers to how responsive the quantity supplied of a good is to a change in its price. When supply is elastic, producers can increase production quickly in response to price increases. Show more…
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