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When it comes to drink, the market is price inelastic.

At the same moment we heard the fall of something heavy and inelastic in the upper story.

The evidence for an inelastic investment demand has been challenged.

Because the producer is inelastic, the price doesn't change much.

After an inelastic collision, however, the mechanical energy of the system will have changed.

I might add that demand for oil is incredibly inelastic in the short term.

Evidence suggests that the demand for loans may indeed be quite inelastic.

In the case of a car crash, an inelastic collision occurs.

An example would be the bouncing motion of an inelastic ball on a plane.

Because the producer is inelastic, he will produce the same quantity no matter what the price.

Because of the change in photon energy, it is an inelastic scattering process.

"But whiskers are inelastic and can't get out of the way."

The scattering almost always has an elastic and an inelastic component.

The air track is also used to study collisions, both elastic and inelastic.

A product or service where price changes cause a relatively small change in marginal demand are said to have an inelastic market.

The more inelastic is aggregate supply in the economy, the greater the impact on inflation.

A successful monopoly would have a relatively inelastic demand curve.

The supply of uranium has recently become very inelastic.

It is then dried to form an inelastic rubber-like material.

By this method the elasticity theory is used to model an inelastic material.

The inverse applies to this, to make it relatively inelastic.

"I'll put it down in my book of wisdom from inelastic ninnies."

Why would the demand for MO be very inelastic indeed?

Inelastic garments have also been shown to provide containment and reduction.

However, since such commodities face inelastic demand, the extent to which they will sell in the market is limited.