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An elastic good is a product whose demand significantly changes in response to price fluctuations. When the price of an elastic good increases, consumers tend to buy much less of it, and vice versa. Examples of elastic goods include luxury items like designer clothing, electronics such as smartphones, restaurant meals, travel services, and non-essential household items. These goods typically have readily available substitutes, making consumers more sensitive to price changes.

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