Demand Curve Flashcards

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What is a ‘demand curve’?

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It’s a line drawn on a graph that shows how much of a good will be bought at different prices

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What’s a ‘demand schedule’?

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  • It’s a table of the quantity demanded of a good at different price levels
  • can be used to calculate the expected quantity demanded
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What does the term ‘effective demand’ mean?

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Amount of the good people are willing to buy at given prices over a given period of time supported by the ability to pay

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What is an ‘inverse relationship’?

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(Between price and quantity demanded) when the price goes up, the quantity demanded falls and when the price goes down the quantity demanded rises

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What’s a ‘shift in the demand curve’?

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Movement to the left or right of the entire demand curve when there is a change in any factor affecting demand except the price

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How does a change in income affect the demand curve?

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A change in income can cause the demand curve to shift either left (decrease in income) or right (increase in income).

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How does a movement along the demand curve differ from a shift in the demand curve?

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A movement along the demand curve occurs due to a change in price, while a shift in the demand curve occurs due to changes in factors other than price, such as income.

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How does a decrease in the price of a product affect the demand curve?

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A decrease in the price of a product leads to a movement down (to the right) along the demand curve, indicating an expansion in quantity demanded.

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