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Elementary Theory of Demand

ICSE · Class 10 · Economic Application

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Meaning of Demand

  • Demand is not the same as a mere want or desire.
  • Demand requires three conditions: desire, ability to pay, and willingness to pay.
  • Demand must always be stated with a price and a time period.
2

Types of Demand

  • Joint demand means two or more goods are demanded together to satisfy one want.
  • Joint demand is also called complementary demand.
  • Composite demand happens when a good has more than one use.
3

Individual Demand and Market Demand

  • Individual demand is the demand for a commodity by a single consumer or household at a given price during a given period.
  • Market demand is the total demand by all consumers or households in the market at a given price during a given time period.
  • Market demand is formed by horizontal summation of individual demand curves or schedules.
4

Determinants of Demand

  • Price of the commodity is the most important determinant of demand.
  • Demand usually increases when price falls and decreases when price rises.
  • Price of related goods affects demand through cross demand.

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Demand means effective desire forQuantity demanded is the amountJoint demand occurs when twoComposite demand occurs when a goodDirect demand is the demand

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