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Identify the main factors that determine whether supply is elastic or inelastic.

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Cambridge IGCSE EconomicsThe allocation of resources

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Identify the main factors that determine whether supply is elastic or inelastic

  • This point belongs to Price elasticity of supply (PES), especially Price elasticity of supply (PES) outcomes.
  • You need to be able to identify the main factors that determine whether supply is elastic or inelastic.
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Factors Influencing Supply Elasticity

Supply elasticity is influenced by various factors including time, availability of resources, and the nature of the product.

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    State two factors that determine whether supply is elastic or inelastic.

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