An individual who is only willing to pay a relatively low amount for a particular good

A) would fall in the upper portion of the demand curve.
B) would fall in the middle portion of the demand curve.
C) would fall in the lower portion of the demand curve.
D) would not be considered part of the demand curve.


C

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