2.2 Demand Flashcards

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When is a market created

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When buyers and sellers interact

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What is a sub-market

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It is a part of an overall market, but has some unique characteristics

In each sub-market there is a different structure

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Give an example of a sub-market

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From the market of banking, each sub-market could be credit cards, loans, mortgages or savings account

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What is demand

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It is the quantity of a good or service that consumers are able and willing to buy at a given price during a given period of time

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How does demand vary

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Demand varies with price

The lower the price, the more affordable the good and so consumer demand increases

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What is marginal utility

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The extra satisfaction derived from consuming one extra unit of the good

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What is the law of diminishing marginal utility

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It suggests that consumer surplus generally declines with extra units consumed.

This is because the extra unit generates less utility than the ones already consumed

Therefore, consumers are willing to pay less for extra units

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What is individual demand

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It is the demand of an individual or firm, measured by the quantity bought at a certain price at one point in time

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What is market demand

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It is the sun of all individual demands in a market

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10
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What are the four types of demand

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Derived
Composite
Joint
Competitive

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What is derived demand with example

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This is when one good is linked to the demand for a related good

For example, the demand for bricks is derived from the demand for the building of new houses

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What is composite demand with an example

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This is when the hood demanded has more than one use

For example milk. An increase in demand for cheese means more cheese will be supplied and therefore less butter can be supplied

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What is joint demand which example

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This is when goods are bought together

For example, a camera and a memory card

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What is competitive demand with example

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This is the demand for goods which are substitutable, so the sale of the good is in competition with the substitute

For example, a Samsung TV is in competitive demand with a Sony TV

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15
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Explain the movements along this demand curve

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Explain shifting of this demand curve

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17
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What are the factors that can shift the demand curve

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Changes in price of other goods
Changes in RDI
Changes in tastes and fashion