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DEMAND

BY RIHAND AND DANA


WHAT IS DEMAND WHAT IS LAW OF DEMAND
The different quantities of The relationship between the
goods and services that price level and the quantity
consumers are willing and demanded of a good or
able to purchase at various service in inverse
price levels
DEMAND CURVE
a graphical representation of the
relationship between the price of a
good or service and the quantity
demanded for a given period of time
changes in QD: only caused by
changes in price
-illustrated by the movement along
the curve
changes in D : caused by changes
in everything else
T:Tastes

R:Related goods
SHIFTERS OF
I:INCOME THE DEMAND
B:BUYERS CURVER
NEIL TRAN

E:EXPECTATION
TASTES Related goods income
-changes in price of related
consumer tastes /preferences goods when income increases
2 types of related good demand for most goods
When something gets less
-substitutes: goods that can be increases
popular, demand shifts left
used in place of each other
when something gets more types of goods
popular demand shifts right _complements: goods that are -normal
used together -inferior
Buyers Expectations

more buyers =more demand


prices dropping in the future
d shifts right
todays demand will increase
D shifts left

less buyers =less demand


prices rising in the future todays
d shifts left
demand will increase
D shifts right
Normal and Inferior Goods
Normal goods: a good that experiences an increase in demand due to
an increase in a consumer's income.
-QD increases when income increases
-QD decreases when income decreases
Inferior Goods: a good whose demand decreases when consumer income
rises.
-QD decreases when income increases
-QD increases when income decreases

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