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2 Principles of Economics 1.Discuss Capitalist Economy. 2.How is Economics useful, describe its importance? 3.For whom are the goods produced? Explain. 4.What are the different methods of measuring elasticity of demand? Explain. 5. Explain the factors governing price elasticity of demand.

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