Answer:
as long as ceteris paribus consumption is true
Explanation:
Ceteris paribus refers to the the assumption that 'other things remain equal". For example, generally it is safe to assume that demand for a certain product will Decrease if the price of the product is increased.
But that situation can only be guaranteed if other factors beside the product and the price remain equal. Exemption of this would be when the country is in a crisis and demanded product become rare, it is very much possible that the demand will keep increasing even if the price keep skyrocketing.
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homie
I’m pretty sure it was in India and started in 1857 and ended in 1947?
