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According to the "law of demand"

According to the "law of demand"
A) demand generates a supply sufficient to satisfy the demand.
B) nothing will be produced unless there is a demand for it.
C) people will purchase less of a good when its price rises.
D) wants are indefinitely expansible and can never be fully satisfied.
E) whatever people want will eventually be supplied.

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The Economic Way of Thinking

Edition: 13^th

Authors: Heyne, Boettke, Prychitko

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Another one in the books, marking it solved.

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It was nothing, thanks for updating us.

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