When the demand for a good increases:
A) less of the good is bought at each price.
B) buyers move downward along the demand curve.
C) more of the good is bought at each price.
D) buyers move upward along the demand curve.

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When the demand for a good increases, it means that at each price level, consumers are willing to purchase more of the good, which is represented by a rightward shift of the demand curve. This does not involve moving along the demand curve but rather to a new demand curve where more of the good is bought at each price.

When the Demand for a Good Increases