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Demand is said to be elastic when the absolute value of the [[Demand elasticity|elasticity of demand]] is greater than one.  Elastic demand implies small changes in price are associated with relatively larger changes in quantity demanded by the market.
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Demand is said to be elastic when the absolute value of the [[Elasticity of demand|elasticity of demand]] is greater than one.  Elastic demand implies small changes in price are associated with relatively larger changes in quantity demanded by the market.

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Demand is said to be elastic when the absolute value of the elasticity of demand is greater than one. Elastic demand implies small changes in price are associated with relatively larger changes in quantity demanded by the market.