3 years ago

What is meant by holding all else equal and how is this concept used when discussing movements along the demand curve?

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aalyn [17]3 years ago

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All the variables that can affect the demand for the good are held constant.

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What is meant by holding all else equal and how is this concept used when discussing movements along the demand​ curve?

What is meant by holding all else equal and how is this concept used when discussing movements along the demand curve?