The notion that "supply creates its own demand" is known as:
A) Say's law.
B) sticky wages.
C) a Keynesian argument
D) animal spirits.

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Say's law states that production and supply of goods and services create their own demand, as people require income from producing these goods and services in order to purchase other goods and services. This idea has been widely debated among economists, but it is generally associated with classical economics and the views of Jean-Baptiste Say.

The Notion That "Supply Creates Its Own Demand" Is Known