Economy, asked by ossam, 1 year ago

can we use demand and quantity demanded interchangeably???? URGENTLY plzzzzz reply fast.....

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Answered by Monica695

Yes, you can use demand and quantity demanded interchangeably...

ossam: will u plz explain the reason also??

Answered by twosword

No, you can't because both the terms in Economics have different meanings. If someone says change in demand then there will be change in demand due to factors other than the price but change in quantity demanded is said when demand changes of a commodity due to price only and other factors remain constant. Hence you cannot use them interchangeably.

ossam: but yarr... in last u mentioned wrong....

ossam: we can't use them interchangeable

twosword: oh yes I forgot to write not

ossam: hmm.....it's okk

ossam: i have marked u as a brainiest ans.....

twosword: thanks

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