Business Administration: Law of Demand
Elasticity of Demand
Types of Price Elasticity
Perfectly Inelastic Demand
Demand with Unity Elasticity
Relative Inelastic demand
Relatively more Elastic Demand
THEORY of Production
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Law of Demand
The law of demand can be illustrated through a demand curve.
Y D
P1
Price P2
0 Q1 Q2 X
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• The extent to which a good responds to a
price change in called its price elasticity. The
goods which respond more are said to have
higher elasticity and the goods which are less
sensitive to the changes in price are said to be
less elastic.
Elasticity of Demand
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Types of Price Elasticity
. Perfectly Elastic Demand
Y
ep =
Price
X
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Perfectly Inelastic Demand
2. Perfectly Inelastic Demand
Y
ep = o
Price
X
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Demand with Unity Elasticity
2. Demand with Unity Elasticity
Y a = b
∆p = ∆Q
ep = 1
a
Price b
X
Quantity
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Relative Inelastic demand
Y ∆Q<= ∆p
ep = <1.
∆P
Price
∆Q
X
Quantity
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Relatively more Elastic Demand
Y ∆Q> ∆QP
ep = >1
∆P
Price
∆Q
X
Quantity
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Sector – 9, Dwarka Institutional Area, New Delhi-75
• Theory of Production (Short Run& Long Run)
• Law of Diminishing Returns (Law of Variable
Productions)
• Returns to a factor or production with one
variable unit
• Returns to Scale
• Isoquant Curves
• Economies and Diseconomies of Scale
THEORY of Production