is newspapers price elastic or price inelastic?
its relatively price inelastic because, its almost a necessity, and by definition, necessities are said to be price inelastic.
price elasticity of demand is -3price is rs 10quantity is 100 unitschange in price is 50%ed = p/q *change in q/change in p-3 = 10/100 * change in q / 50-3 = change in q/500change in q = 500*3 = 1500 vertical and horizontal no minimum, there was a annual review part on tesla channel recently and off the numbers i saw without promotion, increments varied between 2.5 to 10 percent that is still 135 more than i'd pay you. an increase in the input price will lead to a decrease in the supply and no change in the quantity demanded.the following figure explains how an increase in the input price would affect the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity.a. the market supply falls with the increase in the input prices.b. this leads to a leftward shift in the supply curve from s2 to s1.c. at the initial price op1, excess demand of q1-q1'.d. this excess demand implies that some consumers will have to pay a higher price to purchase the extra units of output.e. the rise in the market price will continue until it reaches op2.f. at op2, the new supply curve s2 intersects the initial market demand curve d1 at e2.g. e2 if the new equilibrium, op2 is the new equilibrium price, and oq2 is the new equilibrium output.h. at the new equilibrium, the price has increased and the quantity has fallen. You can order magazines as long as they are being delivered by the publisher. They do not accept delivery of magazines or books any other way. If you want to try the [magazine service](https://www.inmateaid.com/shop/magazines), here is a coupon code for 20% off any amount you order. Simply enter **MAG20** in the coupon box at checkout. This code is good until the end of the month (for *ANYONE* to use). it depends how much you would have to pay out on your current lease. a quantity which can very from one individual to another is called a variable. about 10% lower than swes at google. which is still way higher than want asic companies pay. Whew. Lot of topics in that short post!

First, the <Art>/Article tag is a container/grouping tag that wraps around a bunch of content tags (like <P>, <H2>, <L>, <Table>) to create a logical area of the larger document.

<Art> tags are created for each story/article dragged into the Articles Panel. How you group your stories is up to you. Some examples:

* If it's a small document, like a fact sheet or brochure, then 1 <Art> in the PDF might be sufficient for the whole document.
* If it's a 10-chapter book, then each chapter could be a separate <Art>, and there would be 10 (or more) <Art> tags in the entire PDF.
* A magazine would have 1 <Art> tag for each feature story.

 

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Ha ha! That's like asking how to use Photoshop in a little post in this forum. Accessibility is an extremely broad, but specific, requirement and you really need formal training in how to do it with InDesign. Look for classes from:

* Chad Chelius at LinkedIn Learning
* CreativePro's InDesign Accessibility Summit <https://creativepro.com/indesign-accessibility-summit/>
* Bevi Chagnon at [www.PubCom.com/classes](http://www.PubCom.com/classes)

 



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