A market demand curve is found by

A) adding the prices each consumer would pay for each quantity.
B) adding the prices and the quantities demanded by a consumer.
C) adding the quantities demanded for each individual consumer at each price.
D) taking the demand curve of the "representative" consumer.


C

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