Explain Exceptional Demand Curve

Explain Exceptional Demand Curve.

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It termed as perverse demand curve also.

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While price rises from OP to OP1 quantity demanded also raises from OQ to OQ1. Conversely, from the above, we can notice that there is positive relation in between demand and price. Therefore, demand curve (DD) slopes upward.

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