Say's law states that supply creates its own demand because

A) there is always a buyer for every good produced.
B) supply prices are always equal to demand prices.
C) prices are such that,in the short run,producers know exactly how much to produce.
D) the act of producing creates an income sufficient to purchase all that is produceD.

Say's Law

Say's Law, also known as the law of markets, is an economic principle which suggests that production creates its own demand, positing that a supply of goods will ultimately lead to the creation of an equivalent demand.

Demand Prices

Prices of goods and services determined by the demand for them, often influenced by consumers' willingness and ability to pay.

Supply Prices

The costs associated with producing goods and services, which can influence the supply levels offered by producers.