An exceptional demand is one in which
ECONOMICS
WAEC 1998
An exceptional demand is one in which
- A. supplier sells all that he takes to the market
- B. consumers do not buy from the market
- C. quantity demanded falls as price falls
- D. purchase of services and not products is considered
Correct Answer: C. quantity demanded falls as price falls
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