The Law of Demand Refers To

question 41

Multiple Choice

The Law of Demand refers to:

• A) a shift in the demand curve that occurs when a variable other than the good's own price changes
• B) movement along a given good's demand curve when the price of that good changes, but other variables do not.
• C) the proposition that that price and quantity demanded can be expected to be inversely related so that consumers will be willing and able to buy more of a good at lower prices that they are at higher prices.
• D) a functional relationship between the various possible prices of a good and the quantity supplied by sellers of it per time period.
• E) the amounts of a good that that consumers are willing and able to buy and other relevant variables such as income or the prices of other goods.

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