What is the difference between joint supply and composite demand?
So apparently, composite demand is a good that is demanded for more than one 'use'. Joint supply is a good that produces more than one 'output'.
I can see how a good may have joint supply but not composite demand. But can you say that a good with composite demand always has joint supply?
I can see how a good may have joint supply but not composite demand. But can you say that a good with composite demand always has joint supply?
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