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What do economists call a situation in which consumers buy a different quantity than they did before, at every price?

A.
a change in expectations

B.
a move along the demand curve

C.
a shift in size of the demand curve

D.
a change in demand

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D. a change in demand

In economics, a situation in which consumers buy a different quantity at every price indicates a change in demand, which shifts the entire demand curve to the left or right.

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