In the stock market:
A) changes in expectations will affect suppliers but not demanders.
B) expectations that cause the demand curve to shift in one direction are usually associated with a supply shift in the same direction.
C) the demand for stocks in recent years can be affected by demographic and income changes.
D) all of the above are true.

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The demand for stocks in recent years can be affected by demographic and income changes. Changes in expectations can affect both demanders and suppliers, and there is no necessary association between shifts in demand and supply curves.

In the Stock Market