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    The Phrase 'A Change in Demand' Most Directly Implies a
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The Phrase 'A Change in Demand' Most Directly Implies a

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Question 123

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The phrase 'a change in demand' most directly implies a


A) movement along a demand curve.
B) shift of the demand curve.
C) change in the quantity demanded of a good.
D) movement along the price curve.
E) movement along the quantity curve.

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