Economics · Law of Demand
The law of demand holds true when:
- 1prices of related goods are allowed to change
- 2tastes and preferences of consumers are not constant
- 3own price of the commodity is assumed to be constant
- 4all determinants of demand, other than own price of the commodity, remain constant✓
Correct answer
all determinants of demand, other than own price of the commodity, remain constant
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