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Business, 25.11.2021 08:20 navjitdosanjh20

The state legislature has cut Gigantic State University's appropriations. GSU's Board of Regents decides to increase tuition and fees to compensate for the loss of revenue. The board is assuming that the: a coefficient of price elasticity of demand for education at GSU is unity.
b. coefficient of price elasticity of demand for education at GSU is greater than unity.
c. demand for education at GSU is inelastic.
d. demand for education at GSU is elastic.

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