When the demand for a good increases owing to an increase in income, it means...

ECONOMICS
JAMB 2007

When the demand for a good increases owing to an increase in income, it means that

  • A. there is an increase in quantity demanded
  • B. inflation has taken place
  • C. demand has exceeded supply
  • D. there is an increase in demand

Correct Answer: D. there is an increase in demand



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