26. What is the difference between a change in the demand and a change in quanti

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26. What is the difference between a change in the demand and a change in quantity demanded? O A change in quantity demanded means consumer preferences have changed. O A change in demand shifts the entire curve, a change in quantity demanded means price changed. O A change in demand creates a new market equillbrium, a change in quantity demanded does not. 0 A change in demand requires a movement along the demand curve, a change in quantity demanded does not. Lnt nhnd damand inae for commarrial drnnee and lahel them a

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Option B . A change in Demand shifts the entire curve , a change in quantity demanded means price changed is Correct Option .

Reason -

The difference between demand and demand, on the other hand, is the price due to the change in the amount of demand. Changing the demand will change the demand curve. As opposed to the expected scale, where the movement curve can lead to movement along the demand curve

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