When artists pass away, the supply of their paintings most likely becomes
choices
worthless
plentiful
elastic
inelastic

The fourth alternative is correct.

To answer this question one must understand the microeconomic concept of elasticity. The elasticity measures the variation in the demand for a good or service when a change occurs in the price of that good. Thus, demand is said to be elastic if price variation causes a strong impact on demand. Otherwise, when the increase in the price of good does not decrease demand, it is said that good has inelastic demand.

Usually scarce goods like works of art have inelastic demand, that is, the demand for these products is not very sensitive to variations in price. This makes sense even when the painter dies, because it means that it will become rarer, because it will not be produced any more. Thus, although the price increases, the demand does not cool because it has an inelastic behavior.

the answer would be a i think?

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