Price Elasticity Scenarios quiz sharpens your command of pricing levers. Test yourself and see how each tactic influences revenue.
A product with elasticity of −0.2 is considered ______.
unit elastic
perfectly elastic
inelastic
elastic
If revenue falls after a price increase, demand was likely ______.
unitary (=1)
perfectly inelastic
elastic (>1)
inelastic (<1)
Cross‑elasticity between butter and margarine is positive, indicating they are ______.
unrelated goods
substitutes
Giffen goods
complements
Bundle discounts often reduce observed elasticity by adding ______ value.
perceived
marginal cost
sunk
switching
Luxury brands keep demand inelastic through ______ scarcity cues.
artificial
technological
geographical
supply‑chain
Dynamic apps measure micro‑elasticity across ______ segments daily.
SKU
cohort
POS
DSP
When price drops lead to higher total costs due to capacity strain, elasticity calculations must include ______ cost effects.
marginal
fixed
sunk
opportunity
Subscription services boost retention by lowering annual plan price, banking on elasticity over ______ horizon.
contract
trial
impression
session
Price ceilings on essential drugs assume demand is ______.
perfectly inelastic
price sensitive for insurers
infinite elastic
unitary for patients
An elasticity of −1 indicates total revenue will ______ if price changes.
stay the same
collapse
decrease
increase
Starter
Pricing basics still feel new—keep practicing.
Solid
You understand most moves; refine the edge cases.
Expert!
You wield price psychology like a pro.