Why will an increase in the price of a product reduce the amount of it purchased?

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18-September-2014

Purchasing Demand

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Gayasuddin Mohammed

by Gayasuddin Mohammed , Advocate , Practicing Law before High Court at Hyderabad

-may be non-affordability

- not the value for money.

- its demand, etc.

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