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actually i keep on getting 7's on the online test :(
 

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Originally posted by Newbie
oh i just read frigid's post
roflmayonaiseS~~@!@$@#$
he sux
hey! :mad1:

i never did hsc ecos, so this stuff isn't exactly easy for me... and i use different textbook from u...
 

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Originally posted by Frigid

hey! :mad1:

i never did hsc ecos, so this stuff isn't exactly easy for me... and i use different textbook from u...
EXCUSES

u thought u were hotshit!!!

well u got PWNED!!!
 

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haha stfu ben...

u got inconsistencies as well. :p
 

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i shoulda tried those online tests last nite...
i know i got 1 correct so far.. YAY :D
 

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Originally posted by crazylilmonkee
i shoulda tried those online tests last nite...
i know i got 1 correct so far.. YAY :D
Congratulations

how bout the other 19
 

i-color

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but no one wants me to tutor them :|
hahaha

got micro test tomorrrroooo!!!! issit harddddd?
 

i-color

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so who are all u ppl?
mraverage??.......name?

i know who u are tib.....haha
 

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in the online test it asks a question on which portion of the straight lined demand curve has the lowest price elasticity of demand.

i said the bottom part but the answers say it is the top part

but the elasticity at higher points on the curve, where it is above 1 is higher than the elasticity at lower points on the curve, below where it is 1.. so surely the lower part has lower demand elasticity.

can soneone explain please?
 

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i think i agree with icolor
although i have no idea wtf is going on anymore :(
 

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yeah i think the answers must be wrong

the elasticity higher in the curve is greater than 1, and lower in the curve is less than 1

so obviously the top part of the curve is more elastic?
 

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yeah i'm confused.........wat the hell......it should be lower part yeh?
 

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