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Critically explain the correlation between inelastic demand and the total revenue. Use an appropriate diagram to support your answer. (4marks)
With the help of a proper diagram, explain the concept of 'change in quantity demanded'. (4marks)
With the help of an appropriate diagram, explain the concept of returns to scale and its three types. (7marks)

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