Consider the following. A specific market's demand function is D(p)=peA where A>0 and e>1. A company's supply function for this market is s(p)=p, and its supply elasticity is just . The equilibrium price of the market isnA+eeA and the elasticity of the equilibrium price is+e1

 How is the elasticity of the equilibrium price dependent on? What is the economic explanation? I know that when goes to infinity, the elasticity will go to 0, and when goes to 0, the elasticity will rise, but why?