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THEORY OF DEMAND
In general terms, Demand means desire for a commodity. But in
economics the word demand deals with 5 valuable elements.
1.Desire for a commodity.
2.Ability to buy it.
3.Willingness to pay for it.
4.At the given price of a commodity.
5.In the given time period.
In economics, the term demand means the quantity of a commodity
that is demanded by a consumer according to their ability and
willingness to pay at the given price in the given time period.
Determinants/functions of demand
The factors that affect/change the demand of a commodity in the
market are known as determinants of demand.
Dx = f(Px, M, T, Pl ,t ,Pr)
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1. Price of good ‘x’(Px);-
There is inverse/negative relationship b/w PX DX
price and quantity demand of a commodity
PX DX
2.Money income(M)
M DX
M DX
PI DX
PI DX
4. Population
T DX
T DX
5.Time period
It is also an important determinant of
demand. If there exist favourable time
period for a commodity then its demand
would automatically increases.
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6. Price of related goods
I.Substitute goods II.Complementary goods
I.Substitute goods
It is a type of goods which can be used by P(t) (P(c)
altering (changing) other types of related
D(t) D(c)
goods. The want of a consumer can be satisfied
by altering or replacing its related goods.
Example tea and coffee
II.Complementary goods
When 2 or more goods are simultaneously
needed to satisfy the want of a consumer then Pr Pp
they are known as complementary goods. Dr Dp
Example Pen and refill or Milk and sugar
Law of Demand
With keeping other things constant, there is negative relationship
between price and quantity demanded. i.e.. if price of a commodity
increases then its demand will decreases and if price decreases
then demand increases (other things remaining constant).
Assumptions
I. Money income of a consumer must be constant.
II. Taste and preference should be same.
III. Population of the locality should remain unchanged.
IV. Price of related goods must be same
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Demand schedule
5 80
10 90
15 30
20 10
1.Normal goods
They are such goods which have positive relationship between
income and quantity purchase. i.e. if income of a consumer
increases then demand of a goods also increases and vice versa..
M Dx
M Dx
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1.Inferior goods(low quality goods)
There is negative relationship between income and demand of
inferior goods. If income of a consumer increases then its quantity
purchase decreases as the consumer will now shifts to the superior
quality goods and vice versa.
M Dx
M Dx
1.Substitute goods
They are the type of goods which can be used by replacing or
changing other types of its related goods.
Example:-Tea and coffee,
Closeup and pepsodent etc… Pt Pc
Dt Dc
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This is also known as cross price effect or cross demand effect i.e
2.Complementary goods
They are those goods which are required simultaneously to
satisfy the want of a consumer.
Example:- Refill and pen etc.. Pr (Pp)
Dr Dp
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Question Why does the demand curve slopes downward from left to
right?
Answer Basically, law of demand is the main reason for downward
sloping of demand curve but besides that there exist many reasons
for downward sloping of demand curve which are as follows
2)Income effect
Px --RM --Dx
Px --RM --Dx
4)Substitution effect
In case of substitute goods the price and quantity demand are
negatively related.
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Question:-What are the exceptions of law of demand?
Answer:- The exception of law of demand was firstly introduced
by “Sir Robert Giffen” and hence known as “Giffen Paradox” or
“Wrong solution”.
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1)Habituated goods
In case of habituated goods price and demand are not positively
related. Such as tobacco, cigarette, alcohol, internet connectivity
Change in demand
When the demand of a commodity is affected due to change in
other things but not in own price of the commodity then it is termed
as change in demand. The change in demand can be negative or
positive
1.Increase in demand 2.Decrease in demand
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3. The demand curve shift parallel The demand curve shift parallel
towards right. towards left.
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Increase in demand Decrease in demand
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S.No Contraction in quantity demand Extension in quantity demand
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5 50
10 30
15 20
20 10
Market Demand
It refers to the demand of a particular commodity by all the
individuals in the market.
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5 50 130 180
10 30 120 150
15 20 110 130
20 10 100 110
Giffen goods They are those goods which have direct or positive
relationship between price and quantity demanded .i.e. if price of a
commodity increases then its demand also increases. vice versa.
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