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If the price elasticity of demand falls somewhere between zero and one, the product is inelastic. If the price elasticity is exactly one, a balance exists called unitary elasticity.

In this example, demand for Company A's product is more inelastic than for Company B's. The following table illustrates these concepts.

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Inelastic supply means the customer is very sensitive to price changes. To maintain demand, the supplier must continue producing the same volume despite the extra cost.