A Level Economics (9708)•9708/11/M/J/18

Explanation
Downward-Sloping Demand Curve Reflects Law of Demand
Steps:
- Examine the demand curve: it slopes downward, showing price and quantity demanded move inversely.
- Apply law of demand: higher price leads to lower quantity demanded, and lower price to higher quantity.
- Match to options: A describes quantity varying with price changes, aligning with the curve's nature.
- Eliminate mismatches: B, C, and D fail to capture the inverse relationship accurately.
Why A is correct:
- The law of demand states that quantity demanded changes inversely with price, so greater or smaller quantities result from price variations.
Why the others are wrong:
- B: Illogical; price causes quantity changes, not vice versa, and "fall" is vague.
- C: Incorrect; as price increases, quantity demanded falls, not "so does fall."
- D: False; quantity changes are not always proportional to price (depends on elasticity).
Final answer: A
Topic: Demand and supply curves
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