Preparation
This is a written assignment: In order to complete this assignment you will need to take the following steps:
- Review the written assignment guidelines.
- Refer to the provided grading rubric. This is how your submission will be evaluated.
Your Task
Write the DRAFT of Your Paper
The assignment is as follows:
- Select a product, good, or service for which you believe there is, if not perfect, close to perfect price inelasticity of demand. Refer back to course materials for clarification of what price inelasticity means.
- Research the product, good, or service so that you have a general understanding of the market, customers, suppliers, and competition. Consult at least one reliable, credible source and be sure to include a citation so we can see where you got your information.
- Discuss the following questions(s) with regard to the product, good, or service. Remember, you are NOT to turn in a numbered list of responses. This is a written paper, so your responses should form a cohesive set of paragraphs, with appropriate transitions, and so on.
- Describe in 50 words or less the product, good, or service that you chose.
- Why did you choose this product, good, or service?
- Why do you believe the demand is inelastic with regard to price? What factors are at work here? (Hint: Think back to the external factors you read about in module 1.)
- What, if anything, could change and make the product, good, or service price elastic?
Last Steps to Completion
- Proofread your papers for spelling and grammar errors.Spell check thinks that eBook is a misspelling of Ebola (TRUE—it happened to me last week!), so don’t rely on software to catch all mistakes.
- Verify that you have consulted one source for research besides text materials and that proper APA citation is included in your document.
- PUT YOUR NAME ON THE PAPER so I don’t raffle it off to the highest bidder and you end up with a zero!
- Submit your assignment on or before the due date.
Candela Citations
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- Assignment: Price Inelasticity of Demand. Authored by: Linda Williams and Lumen Learning. License: CC BY: Attribution