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question 1 (10 points)refer to figure 4-2. which movement of equilibrium illustrates a decrease in the quantity demanded, but not a decrease in demand?from point c to point dfrom point b to point dfrom point d to point bfrom point d to point c
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A decrease in quantity demanded is a movement along the same demand curve caused by a price change, while a decrease in demand is a leftward shift of the entire demand curve.
- Movement from C to D: Shifts to a new demand curve (decrease in demand).
- Movement from B to D: Shifts to a new demand curve (decrease in demand).
- Movement from D to B: Moves upward along the same demand curve $D_1$: price rises, quantity demanded falls, with no shift in the demand curve (no decrease in demand).
- Movement from D to C: Shifts to a new demand curve (decrease in demand).
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