Which of the following is most nearly consistent with Say's law?
A) When a person produces one good,he or she plans to demand other goods.
B) When a person produces a good,he or she plans to sell it.
C) When a person buys a good,he or she plans to pay for it with money.
D) When a person goes to work,he or she plans to produce.

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Say's law suggests that supply creates its own demand, meaning that producing goods leads to the demand for other goods, as producers seek to exchange their products for other goods and services.

Which of the Following Is Most Nearly Consistent with Say's