Changes in demand
When demand changes because of income, tastes or the price of related goods, the entire demand curve shifts.
A change in the good's own price is different: it causes movement along the same curve.
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Which statement best describes movement along a demand curve?
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A movement along a demand curve happens when the price of the good itself changes, while other determinants remain constant.
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Price of the good itself → movement along the demand curve.
Other determinants → shift of the demand curve.
Concept: Demand → Changes in Demand
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When demand changes because of income, tastes or the price of related goods, the entire demand curve shifts.
A change in the good's own price is different: it causes movement along the same curve.
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