2.1 The determinants of demand for goods and services Flashcards

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Define demand ?

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the quantity of a good or service consumers are willing and able to buy at a given price in a given time period

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2
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What is the law of demand?

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Theres an inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded

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3
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How do price factors of demand affect the demand curve?

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It causes a contraction or an extension in demand

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What is a contraction in demand?

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A fall in quantity demanded resulting from an increase in price

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What is an extension in demand?

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An increase in the quantity demanded resulting from a fall in price

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6
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what are two reasons for the downward slope of the demand curve?

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The income effect and the substitution effect

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What is the income effect?

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As price goes up our incomes can not stretch as far therefore, we are less able to buy

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What is the substitution effect?

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As price goes up other goods and services become more price competitive therefore, we switch our demand to buying those goods and services.

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9
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What are conditions of demand?

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A determinant of demand other than the goods own price

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10
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(PASIFIC)

State the factors (conditions of demand) affecting demand?

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  • Population/age structure
  • Advertisements/availability (scarcity)
  • Substitutes
  • Income
  • Fashion/trends/taste
  • Interest rates
  • Compliments price
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How do conditions of demand affect the demand curve?

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They shift the whole curve either to the left or right

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12
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What is a substitute?

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A good that can be used in place of another good

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13
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Whats is a compliment good?

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Goods brought and used together

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14
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What is an inferior good?

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ones that see a fall in demand as income rises

(i.e unbranded goods)

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15
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What are normal goods?

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Ones that see an increase in demand as income rises

(i.e branded goods)

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16
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How do inferior goods affect the demand curve?

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They shift it to left

17
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How do normal goods affect the demand curve?

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They shift it to right