Demand Flashcards

1
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State the Law of Demand:

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Price and quantity demanded have an inverse relationship

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2
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State the 2 reasons of the inverse relationship of Demand:

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  1. Income Effect –> Price falls, Real Income rises. Consumers are able to buy more with their income.
  2. Substitution Effect –> Price falls, goods/services become more attractive to buy compared to substitute/replacement
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3
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Definition of Effective Demand

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The willingness and ability for consumers to buy a good/service

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4
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Change in quantity demanded:

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  • Movement along the curve
  • Caused by a change in price
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5
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Change in Demand

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  • A shift of the demand curve
  • Caused by a change in a non price factor
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6
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Non-price factors of demand (7):

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  1. Popularity
  2. Disposable Income
  3. Age distribution
  4. Substitute goods
  5. Complementary goods
  6. Weather
  7. Advertisements
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7
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Definition of Substitute goods:

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Goods that can replace each other

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Definition of Complementary goods:

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Goods that are usually bought together

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9
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Definition of Inferior goods:

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Goods/services bought by low-income households. As income rises, demand for it falls.

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10
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Definition of Normal goods:

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Goods/services bought more as income rises

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Definition of Veblen goods:

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Status good which are bought more as price rises. High price reflects higher social status.

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12
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Definition of intermediate good:

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Good that is required to produce another good (usually a raw material). When one good is in demand another good is needed to produce that good.

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13
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Definition of Joint demand:

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The demand for complementary goods.

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14
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Extenstion in demand

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an increase in the quantity demanded for a product caused by a fall in its price

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15
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Contraction in demand

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a decrease in the quantity demanded for a product caused by a rise in its price

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