CHANDRAGUPT INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

Micro-economics
Analysis of Demand and Supply Curve of
Toyata

Prof. Shibananda
Senapati

Project In-charge

PGDM 2022-2024
 Introduction
 Toyota Motor is a Japanese Multinational automotive manufacturer headquartered in
Toyota, Aichi, Japan.

 In 2017, Toyota’s corporate structure consisted of 3,64,445 employees worldwide and as

of September 2018, was the sixth-largest company in the world by revenue.

 As of 2017, Toyota is the largest automotive manufacturer. Toyota was the world’s first
automobile manufacturer to produce more than 10 million vehicles per year.

 Toyota was the largest listed company in Japan by market capitalization.

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 Determinants of Demand for Car
 The demand for cars is affected by a lot
of different factors. One of the main
factors is consumption of petrol.
 As we can see in the above figure, if the
supply of petrol increases, the price of
petrol decreases and the demand
increases.

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  When the demand for petrol
increases, it means that the
demand for cars also increases.

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 If the supply of petrol decreases, the price of
petrol will increase, and the supply will be less
that demand.
 If the price of petrol rises the demand for cars
will decrease, as the customers will not be
willing to pay such a high price for petrol.
 As we can see, the shift of the supply curve is
towards left, so with this we can say that the
supply has gone down, and prices have rise.

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 As we can see in the above figure that
demand for cars has decreases due to
the fact as there is a rise in petrol
hence the demand for cars is affected
by the change in supply and price of
petrol.

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 Conclusion
 The demand for cars does not only
depends on petrol but also on other factors
such as the income of the customers,
subsidies from the government, the
taxation on the cars and many more as and
when there is a decrease in demand for
cars there is a rise in petrol. If there is an
increase in demand for cars the petrol
price rise up and the demand for the car
gets decreased.
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