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Consider Country A that produces a large amount of chicken, keeping part of them for local consumption and exporting the surplus amount of chicken to other countries. Due to increasing
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(a) In Country A, chicken is the cheapest white meat consumed by almost every household. It is also the main source of protein with very few close substitutes. Rearing chicken also needs time and a substantial amount of land. Based on this information and your understanding of the determinants of the price elasticities of demand for and supply of chicken, classify chicken in terms of the
price elasticity of demand and supply. Explain your answers.
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