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Explain the distinction between 'change in demand' and 'change in quantity demanded'.

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Change in demand refers to increase or decrease in demand. It is caused by change in determinants of demand other than price of the commodity.

Change in quantity demanded refers to extension or contraction of demand. It is caused by change in price of the commodity. Change in demand implies rightward or leftward shift in demand curve and change in quantity demanded implies movement along the demand curve as shown in following figure:

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