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Look at Figure 2.4.1. A decrease in quantity demanded is

Look at Figure 2.4.1. A decrease in quantity demanded is
A) a shift from D0 to D1.
B) a shift from D1 to D0.
C) a movement from point B to D.
D) a movement from point D to B.
E) none of the above.

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