copy constructor for vector with objects

the default copy constructor of vector is defined as:

(4) copy constructor (and copying with allocator) Constructs a container with a copy of each of the elements in x, in the same order.

I got couple of questions about using this copy constructor. I got this vector:

 std::vector<OrderPair> orderList;

where

typedef std::pair<int, Dish> OrderPair;

and Dish is simple class (without pointers)

class Dish{
private:
    const int id;
    const std::string name;
    const int price;
    const DishType type;
};

Assume A is a vector as described above with some elements, which kind of copy I will get by doing:

std::vector<OrderPair> B=A;

in case the elements were created without new and in case they were created by new? what about the case the some of the fields of Dish were pointers?

Thank you.