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You observe that in a given data set, when P of an ice-cream rises from $1 to $2, Q demanded rises from 400 units to 500 units. Can Anya thus declare that Law of Demand does not always work, or could she offer a possibly different explanation for the observed data?

Name: You observe that in a given data set, when P of an ice-cream rises from 1 to2, Q demanded rises from 400 units to 500 units. Can Anya thus declare that Law of Demand does not always work, or could she offer a possibly different explanation for the observed data?
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          You observe that in a given data set, when P of an ice-cream rises from $1 to $2, Q demanded rises from 400 units to 500 units. Can Anya thus declare that Law of Demand does not always work, or could she offer a possibly different explanation for the observed data?

You observe that in a given data set, when P of an ice-cream rises from 1 to2, Q demanded rises from 400 units to 500 units. Can Anya thus declare that Law of Demand does not always work, or could she offer a possibly different explanation for the observed data?

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You observe that in a given data set, when the price (P) of an ice-cream rises from $1 to $2, the quantity demanded (Q) rises from 400 units to 500 units. Can Anya thus declare that the Law of Demand does not always work, or could she offer a possibly different explanation for the observed data?