Whenever Supply Increases, the Resulting Market Price Will Always Be

Multiple Choice

Whenever supply increases, the resulting market price will always be lower except:

A) when demand is perfectly price elastic (when the demand curve is horizontal) .
B) when demand is completely price inelastic (when the demand curve is vertical) .
C) when supply is perfectly price inelastic (when the supply curve is vertical) .
D) in the case of demand having unit price elasticity throughout.