The Height of a Demand Curve Represents the

question 151

Multiple Choice

The height of a demand curve represents the

• A)value that a consumer is willing to pay for a good.
• B)price that a producer wishes to charge for a good.
• C)price that a consumer must pay the producer of a good.
• D)minimum value that consumers consider about a good.
• E)total volume of exchange in a market.

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