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A change in the price of the good itself causes what on its demand curve?
AA shift to the left
BA shift to the right
CMovement along the curve
DA new indifference map
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Movement along the curve
Own-price changes move the buyer along the same demand curve; other factors shift it.
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