company intentionally limit supply when consumers want more of a product?

According to what you've learned about the price elasticity of demand, do you think that education in community colleges has an elastic or inelastic demand? Why? Explain your answer

Two drivers—Kenji and Lucia—each drive up to a gas station. Before looking at the price, each places an order. Kenji says, “I'd like 10 gallons of gas.” Lucia says, “I'd like $10 worth of gas.”   Why does Lucia's demand has an unit elasticity instead of an elasticity equal to infinity?

The demand for Woobles is unit elastic. When Woobles are priced at $20.00, 10 units are sold.  If the price is increased to $40, how many units of Woobles will be sold?

Consider the supplier of a product that is an inferior good. For instance, an aluminum supplier for a canned goods producer. During a recession during which average incomes fall, which of the following best describes what would happen to the profit-maximizing price of the supplier? a. The supplier’s profit-maximizing price would decrease due to an increase in demand. b. The supplier’s profit-maximizing price would increase due to an increase in demand. c. The supplier’s profit-maximizing price would decrease due to a reduction in demand. d. The supplier’s profit-maximizing price would increase due to a reduction in demand.

How do companies make long-run pricing decisions?

What would cause an increase in quantity demanded?

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If you are a company that wants to maximize total revenue, what should you do if you have an elastic product ?

What if buyers in the market were to Decrease?