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1. Types Of Demand

3. CONSUMER V/S PRODUCER
CONSUMER GOODS
DEMAND
PRODUCER GOODS
DEMAND
 THE DEMAND FOR
PRODUCTS WHICH WERE
REQUIRED BY THE
CONSUMERS ARE CALLED
CONSUMER GOODS
DEMAND GENERALLY
THESE WERE CALLED
NECESSITIES
 FOR EXAMPLE :RICE,
CLOTHES, ETC,.
 THE GOODS WHICH WERE
DEMANDED BY THE
PRODUCER AT THE TIME
OF PRODUCTION ARE
CALLED PRODUCER
GOODS DEMAND
GENERALLY THESE TYPE
OF DEMAND IS SEEN IN
FACTORIES
 FOR EXAMPLE
;RAWMATERIALS

4. AUTONOMOUS V/S DERVIED
AUTONOMOUS DEMAND DERVIED DEMAND
 IT IS BASED ON THE
NECESSATIES FOR
SATISFYING HUMAN
WANTS .
 IT IS THE DEMAND WHICH
IS CREATED BY THE
PEOPLE TO SATISY THERE
WANTS
 FOR EXAMPLE;
 WHEN THE DEMAND FOR
A PRODUCT DEPENDS ON
DEMAND FOR OTHER
REALTED GOOD .
 IN OTHER WORDS
DEMAND FOR A PRODUCT
ARRIVED FROM THE
PARENT PRODUCT
 FOR EXAMPLE;

5. DURABLE V/S PERSHIABLE
DURABLE DEMAND PERSHIABLE DEMAND
 IT IS THE DEMAND FOR
DURABLE GOODS
 THE GOODS WHICH CAN
STAY FOR LONG PERIOD
ARE CALLED DURABLE
DEMAND
 FOR EXAMPLE;
 DEMAND FOR PERSHIABLE
GOODS
 LIKE THE GOODS CAN
STALLED NOT MORE THAN
A DAY ARE CALLED
PERSHIBLE GOODS
 FOR EXAMPLE;
VEGETABLES

6. FIRM V/S INDUSTRY
FIRM DEMAND INDUSTRY DEMAND
 THE DEMAND FOR SINGLE
OR INDIVIDUAL FIRM OR
UNIT
 FOR EXAMPLE;
 THE DEMAND FOR
WHOLE OR GROUP OF
FIRMS
 FOR EXAMPLE;

7. SHORT RUN V/S LONG RUN
SHORT RUN DEMAND LONG RUN DEMAND
 DEMAND ESTIMITAING
FOR TIME PERIOD
BETWEEN 6 MONTHS TO
ONE YEAR
 FOR EXAMPLE;
 DEMAND ESTIMATING
MORE THAN A YEAR
 FOR EXAMPLE;

8. NEW V/S REPLACEMENT
NEW DEMAND REPLACEMENT DEMAND
 THE DEMAND FOR NEW
PRODUCTS
 THE DEMAND FOR
REPLACEMENT PRODUCTS
 ITEM PURCHASED TO
MAINTAIN THE ASSET IN
GOOD CONDITION
 HERE WE MODIFY THE
EXISITING PRODUCT WITH
NEW PRODUCTS

9. FACTORS INFLUNCEING THE DEMAND

10.  FACTORS
 1 ) PRICE
 2)INCOME
 3)TASTE & PREFERNCES OF THE
CONSUMERS
 4)ADVERTISEMENTS
 5)SUBSTITUTES &
COMPLIMENTARIES
 6)TECHONOLOGICAL CHANGES
 7)GOVERNMENT POLICIES
 8)SIZE OF POPULATION
 9)CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

11. PRICE
 IT IS INVERSE REALTION SHIP BETWEEN
QUANTITY DEMANDED
 IF THE PRICE OF THE PARTICULAR COMMODITY
INCREASES THE QUNATITY DEMANDED FOR
THAT PRODUCT DECREASES
 WHEN WE DRAW THE DEMAND SCHEDULE OR
THE DEMAND CURVE FOR A GOOD WE TAKE THE
PRICES OF THE RELATED GOOD AS REMAINING
CONSTANT

12. INCOME
 THE DEMAND FOR GOODS ALSO DEPENDS UPON
THE INCOME OF THE PEOPLE
 IN DRAWING DEMAND CURVE WE TAKE INCOME
AS THE GIVEN AND CONSTANT
 WHEN AS A RESULT OF THE RISE IN THE INCOME
OF THE PEOPLE, THE DEMAND INCREASES,THE
WHOLE OF THE DEMAND CURVE SHIFTS
UPWARD AND VICE VERSA

13. TASTE AND PREFERNCES OF CONSUMER
 PEOPLE’S TASTES AND PREFERNCES FOR VARIOUS
GOODS OFTEN CHANGE AND AS A RESULT THERE
IS CHANGE IN DEMAND FOR THEM.
 THE CHANGES IN DEMAND CURVE ALSO OCCUR
DUE TO THE CHANGES IN FASHION AND ALSO
DUE TO THE PRESSURE OF ADVERTISEMENTS BY
THE MANSUFACTURERS AND SELLERS OF
DIFFERENT PRODUCTS.

14. THE SIZE OF THE POPULATION
 SIZE OF THE POPULATION ALSO AFFECT THE
DEMAND
 IN CASE IF NUMBER IS HIGH THE DEAMAND FOR
THE CERTAIN PRODUCT IS ALSO HIGH AND VICE
VERSA

15. CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
 CLIMATIC CONDITIONS ALSO AFFECT THE
DEAMND
 FOR EXAMPLE ICE CREAMS HAVE LESS DEMAND
IN WINTER SEASON WHEN COMPARED TO
SUMMER SEASON

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