Demand Supply Analysis
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Demand-Supply Analysis
Demand-Supply Analysis
Meaning of Demand Demand – Want – Need – concept of terminology in
economics (specialized meaning) ;
Prevalence of 3 conditions: Desire to acquire,Desire to acquire,Ability to pay;Willingness to pay.
One of two market forces
Applied (operational Meaning) : Relationship between Price of product & Quantity demanded.
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Meaning of DemandRelationship between Price of product & Quantity
demanded.Demand Schedule/table,
Demand Curve,Demand Curve,
Demand Function/ equation.
Different types of Demand : Firm and industry demands.
Demand for consumers’ goods and producers’ goods,
Demand for perishable and durable goods,
Derived and autonomous demands.
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• Law of Demand`Other things remaining the same, as the price of a commodity falls, demanded quantity rises or vice versa.’
Exceptions: shortage is feared, Luxury item, Ignorance,Necessity,out of fashion.
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• Slope of the demand curve:
law of diminishing marginal utility,
income effect,
substitution effect, substitution effect,
less urgent uses .
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Meaning of Supply
Terminology in economics, Stock & Supply ;
Ready to sell Ready to sell
One of two market forces
Applied (operational Meaning) : Relationship between Price of product & Supplied Quantity.
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Meaning of Supply
Supply table – curve -function ;
Law of Supply Law of Supply
Exceptions:
unique items
supply of labour
price of agricultural products
sellers’ expectation
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Concept of Equilibrium
where supply meets demand;
Equilibrium price & market price.
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Changes in equilibrium: movement vs. shift
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Determinants of Demand & Supply
Determinants of Demand Determinants of Supply
1. Price of the commodity or service,
2. Consumers’ income,3. Prices of related goods or
services,
1. Price of the commodity or service,
2. Costs of the various factors of production,
3. Improved techniques of services,4. Consumer tastes and
preferences,5. Population and its
distribution.6. Consumers’ expectations (in
case of durable goods).7. Weather
3. Improved techniques of production,
4. Improvement in the means of transport and communication,
5. Number of Sellers, 6. Goals set by the producing
firms,7. Weather.
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• Regulated Price: Price ceiling & Price Floor
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