2. - refers to the number or amount of
goods and services desired by the
consumers at various prices.
- are not just a psychological
occurrence that
implies simply a
pure “want” or
“desire”.
Demand
3. Quantity Demand
- refers to the amount of goods or
services consumers are willing
and able to buy.
15. Qdx = f(Px, P, e, Prel, T, Pop)
Where:
Qdx = demand
Px = price of goods and services
Y = income of consumers
E = consumers’ expectation of future prices
Prel = price of related products
T = consumers’ tasted and references
Pop = population
16. Demand
Schedule
- shows the tabular
presentation of the
relationship between
the quantity of a good
demand and the price
of the goods
17.
18. Its shows grammatically the relationship
between the quantity of a good demanded and
its corresponding price, with other variables
held constant.
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