A shift to the right of the demand curve signifies a "increase in demand," whereas movement along a particular demand curve signifies a "increase in quantity demanded." The correct response is option (B).
<h3>What is increase in demand?</h3>
A rise in demand will cause a rise in the equilibrium price and an increase in supply, all other things being equal. Reduced demand will result in a decrease in the equilibrium price and an increase in supply.
An rise in the quantity needed results from a decrease in the cost of the good (and vice versa). A demand curve depicts the amount desired and any market price. A change in quantity demanded is represented as a shift along a demand curve.
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Answer:
A. Increase/Increase
Explanation:
The Federal Reserve is part of the inner economy of the country, which means that if it sells products on the open market (in the world) the inner economy will increase, in consequence the International Value of Dollar will increase because of the demand.
The answer is price sensitivity
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