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Demand is pretty inelastic when the alternative is being homeless.

In addition, sins are often easy to tax because consumption is rather inelastic, due to there being few alternatives.

That's why San Francisco is so expensive: not desirability, but regulatory corruption pushing down supply of an extremely inelastic product.

They are working with relatively inelastic materials and as such they will work very differently from animal muscles, tendons and ligaments.

And you can get price spikes/crashes because in the short term demand is inelastic.

You're comparing one of the most demand inelastic services with an incredibly elastic one.

For something like housing, gasoline, or illegal drugs (typical inelastic goods) prices could double.

If you mean that there is a more 'inelastic' equilibrium constant, then keep in mind that the concentration level governed by such a constant is dependent on rate in versus rate out, and there are certainly ongoing inputs of ag water.

But you need to have inelastic demand for that, otherwise I doubt it can be considered a viable strategy.

Then they experimented and realize that demand is inelastic to price.

Prices are fairly inelastic so there's not that much competition.

A - Demand for oil is notoriously inelastic.

Precious metals are one solution of the age old conundrum: "What gift do you get for the man who has everything?" This relatively inelastic desirability makes gold valuable for trade.