Demand Flashcards

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What is demand?

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The quantity of goods and services that buyers wish to purchase at a given price

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What is market demand?

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The sum of all individual demands for a particular good or service

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What is the relationship between price and quantity demanded?

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An inverse relationship. As one changed the other moves in the opposite direction. As price rises, quantity falls and vice versa.

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What is supply?

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Sellers are looking to sell goods and services.

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What is demand?

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Buyers wants to buy goods and services.

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What is demand?

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The quantity of goods and services that buyers wish to purchase at any given price or time.

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What is market demand?

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The sum of all individual demands for a particular good or service

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What is the relationship between price and quantity demanded?

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An inverse relationship where when one changes the other moves in the opposite direction. As price rises quantity falls and vice Versa.

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What is supply?

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Sellers are looking to sell goods and services

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What is demand?

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Buyers want goods and services

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What is price as a factor influencing demand?

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If the price of a good is more expensive then people will want to buy less of it, but if it is less expensive people will buy more of it. This is an inverse relationship.

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What are the changed in price of other goods or services as an influence on demand?

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Substitutes and complements

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What are substitutes?

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Goods that can be consumed in place of one another. If the price of a substitute increases, the demand for the original good increases.

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What are complements?

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Goods that are usually consumed together. If a price of a complementary good increases, consumers respond by buying less of it and do the demand for the other complementary good will also decrease

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What are the changes in consumer incomes for influences on demand?

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-Normal/luxury goods
-inferior goods

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What are normal/luxury goods?

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Positive relationship with income. As income drops so does quantity demanded.

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What are inferior goods?

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Negative relationship with income. As income drops, demand rises.

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What other factors influence demand?

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Fashion tastes, advertising and branding, demographics, external shocks, seasonality

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What is the relationship between price and supply as an influence for supply?

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If the price of a good or service is high than sellers will want to sell more of it, if the price of a good or service is low then sellers will want to sell less of it. So the relationship is a positive one.

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What are other influences on supply?

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Changes in the cost of production, new technology, indirect taxes, government subsidies, external shocks

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What factors affect price elasticity of demand?

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Availability of substitutes, brand loyalty, ability to switch, luxury or necessity, proportion of income spent on goods

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What does price elasticity of products help businesses make decisions on?

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  • pricing strategies
  • price cuts/ increases
  • revenue and profits
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What is the impact of a price cut on elastic demand?

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If a product is price elastic, it can use price cuts to create greater demand.

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What is the impact of a price cut on inelastic demand?
If a product is price inelastic there is no use in a price cut strategy.
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How does price elasticity impact revenue?
It is responsive so an increase in price reduces total revenue and a reduction in price increases total revenue.
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How does price inelasticity impact revenue?
Not really responsive so if there is an increase in price there is an increase in revenue and if there is a reduction in price there is a reduction in total revenue.
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What is income elasticity of demand?
The relationship between changes in quantity demanded for a good/service and a change in real income.
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How do you calculate income elasticity of demand?
%change in quantity demanded / % change in income
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