Suppose the price elasticity of demand for gasoline is 0.7 and the price elasticity of demand for plane tickets is 1.8. We would say that the demand for gasoline is ________ and the demand for plane tickets is ________.   Question 10 options:   elastic; inelastic   inelastic; elastic   inelastic; inelastic   elastic; elastic

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