Demand Flashcards

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Markets are

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Where goods and services are bought and sold.

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2
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The price charged for and quantity sold are determined by

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The levels of supply and demand in a market.

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3
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Sub markets

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Smaller markets that make up a market.

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4
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Demand for goods or services

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Is different at different points.

Going back along demand curve = contraction in demand

Going towards along demand curve = extension in demand

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5
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The relationship between price and quantity demanded can be explained using

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The law of diminishing marginal utility.

And

The income and substitution effects.

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6
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Income effect

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Assuming a fixed level of income.

As price falls amount that consumers can buy with their income increases.

So demand increases.

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7
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Substitution effect

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A fall in price in a good makes it relatively cheaper than other goods.

Consumers increase demand for cheaper good and reduce demand for more expensive good.

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8
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Changes in demand

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Cause a shift in the demand curve.

Moves left = decrease in demand vicd versa.

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9
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There are lots of

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Factors that can cause a shift in the demand curve.

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10
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Factors that cause shift in demand curve

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Changes in tastes and fashion.

Changes to people’s real income.

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Real income

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The amount of goods/services that a consumer can afford to purchase with their income.

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12
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Normal goods

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Are goods of which people demand more of if their real income increases.

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13
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Inferior goods.

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Are those which people demand less of if their real income increases.

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14
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A more equal distribution of income may

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Cause demand curve for luxury goods to shift left.

And other items to shift to the right.

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15
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Changes in demand in one market

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Can affect demand in other markets.

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16
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Substitute goods

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Those which are alternatives to each other.

17
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Complementary goods

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Are those that are often used together. So they’re in joint demand.

18
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Intro of new good

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May cause demand curve of substitute good to shift left.

And right for complementary goods.

19
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Derived demand

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Demand for good or factor of production used in making another good or service.

20
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Composite demand

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Are for goods that have more than one use.

Oil can be used to make plastics or for fuel.