Suppose the president of a college argues that a 25 percent tuition increase will raise revenues for the college. It can be concluded that the president thinks that demand to attend this college is:
a. elastic.
b. inelastic, but not perfectly inelastic.
c. unitary elastic.
d. perfectly elastic.
Question 2
Along the elastic range of a demand curve, a price change causes:
a. a change in total revenue in the opposite direction.
b. a change in total revenue in the same direction.
c. no change in total revenue.
d. an unpredictable change in the total revenue.
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