Multiple Choice
The most robust (but perhaps impractical) way to estimate the price elasticity of demand for your product would be:
A) to ask past customers their willingness to pay.
B) convert your products prices in real terms and estimate a demand curve.
C) randomize the price over a period of time and estimate the difference in sales resulting from those changes.
D) announce an upcoming discount, and track sales increases pre-post.
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