Question

If all other factors are equal, what will happen to the demand if the price of a product goes down? A. Demand will go up. B. Demand will go down. C. Demand will stay the same as it was. D. Demand will be the same as the supply.

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. Demand will go up

Explanation:

In the economy, the price refers to the amount of money you should pay to obtain a specific good; on the other hand, the demand refers to the number of goods that will be bought based on the willingness of people to pay for them. Additionally these to factors have an inverse relationship, this means if the price goes up the demand decreases as fewer people would be willing to buy a product; in the same way if the price goes down the demand increases, this can be explained as a cheaper product can be afforded by more people and some people might even buy multiple units. Thus, if the price of a product goes down the demand will go up.

Answer 2

A. Demand will go up. 

The demand curve is inverse relationship between quantity demanded and the price of the product. Therefore, as the price of a product goes down, the demand will go up. This makes sense because, given a stable income, you can buy more of a product if the price is less, and people will want more of a product until they maximize their utility.