If someone did not regard health care as very important,often using home remedies and other substitutes,his or her demand curve for health care would most likely be more _____ than that of other people.

A) price-elastic
B) price-inelastic
C) upward-sloping
D) bowed-out

If someone does not see health care as very important and resorts to home remedies and substitutes, it indicates they are more likely to be price-sensitive when it comes to health care. This means that a small increase in the price of health care services would make them significantly reduce their demand for such services. Therefore, their demand curve for health care would be more price-elastic compared to other people who see health care as important and are willing to pay more for it.