Reply 1
the law of demand - as the price falls, more is demanded because it's cheaper and so people want more of the good.
i am not sure what exam board you are, but hopefully this helps.
i am not sure what exam board you are, but hopefully this helps.
Reply 2
Diminishing marginal utility. As you consume more of a good, your utility gained from each additional unit falls.
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