| A) | the increase in the economic well-being of producers who are able to sell the product at a market price higher than the lowest price that would have drawn out their supply.
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| B) | the percent change in quantity demanded resulting from a 1% increase in price.
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| C) | buying something in one market and reselling the same thing in another market to profit from a price difference
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| D) | the percent change in one variable resulting from a 1% change in another variable.
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| E) | the increase in the economic well-being of consumers who are able to buy the product at a market price lower than the highest price that they are willing and able to pay for the product.
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| F) | the percent increase in quantity supplied resulting from a 1% increase in market price.
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