Econs was on "Elasticity and it's application to Business"
So my lecturer gave an example of a non-substitute good- tap water.
Because you can't find another source of water.
And definately not rain because it is acidic and stuff?
So the thing is, even if government were to increase the price of the tap water, you still have to use it to bathe and all.
But, if they were to decrease the price, the amount use will still be the same.
So there's not much changes in demand.
And she add on, "But even if the price for tap water drops, will you bathe ten times a day?"
Haa I think that's dee-amm true.
Hoos, Kelvin was dee-amm evil Ah Kash.
He draw on his shirt cann. (But it was dee-amm funny)
And he calls himself "Indian Harry Potter"
When we ask him why, he pointed to the scar on his forehead.
Ha ha ha.
Hahaha:D
