A commodity is said to have derived demand when it

Economics WAEC 2002

A commodity is said to have derived demand when it

  • has a joint demand with another commodity
  • is demanded by the rich only
  • is demanded for immediate consumption
  • is demanded because of what it can help to produce checkmark

The correct answer is: D

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