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The demand for a product can change due to many factors. Distinguish between a change in demand and a change in quantity demanded. What are the determinants of demand? What are the determinants of supply? Explain each and give at least one example for each of these factors. Use your experiences, the text, the South University Online Library, and the Internet for these examples.

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In a graph, a change in the demand is a shift of the demand curve and it implies a change in the relationship between quantity demanded and price. The quantity demanded can change, as a result of a change in price by moving up ...

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