The demand for salt is likely to be
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. inelastic
- Step 1: Necessities with no substitutes have inelastic demand. Answer: inelastic. Why not the others: elastic: Salt has no close substitutes and takes a small share of income. perfectly elastic: No ordinary good has demand like that. unitary elastic: There is no reason for exactly unit elasticity.
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