The Inverse Relationship Between Quantity Demanded and Price of a Good

question 305

Multiple Choice

The inverse relationship between quantity demanded and price of a good or service can be explained, in part, by

• A) a shift in the demand curve.
• B) diminishing marginal utility only.
• C) diminishing marginal utility and the rule of equal marginal utilities per dollar.
• D) the real income effect.

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