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Young parents in Baltimore are getting $1,000 a month, no strings attached, a deal so good some 'thought it was a scam'
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It depends on the good or service in question. Price elasticity is a pretty well studied field.
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It depends on the good or service in question. Price elasticity is a pretty well studied field.