For Say's Law we have a term and definition in International Economics.

Say's Law (International Economics)

The proposition that "supply creates its own demand." The idea is clearest in a barter economy, where the act of supplying one thing is, intrinsically, the act of demanding something else. Named for Jean Baptiste Say, although he never stated it in this form.

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