The Demand for Inputs Is a Derived Demand Because

question 188

Multiple Choice

The demand for inputs is a derived demand because

• A) it does not come from competitive markets.
• B) it depends on the demand for outputs.
• C) it is derived from nature.
• D) it is derived from production.

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