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Answered by shravyasharma04
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Answered by krshahvipul27
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The key distinction to make here is that demand is represented by the demand curve, which is the demand for a good at all possible prices. On the other hand, Quantity Demanded represents the quantity of a good or service demanded at a specific price, so it would be represented by a specific point on the demand curve.

A change in Demand denotes that the whole demand curve is moving, due to the change in a non price determinant of demand.

If we take the example of house prices, a change in demand would move the curve left or right, and would usually result from something like an rise in average income of consumers. This is a non price determinant of demand, so the curve shifts. We can see this visually in the case of D moving to D1 (an increase in Demand) and D2 (a decrease in Demand).

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