Here are the graphs for each scenario:
1. Decreased demand for maize due to health concerns:
[GRAPH 1]
2. Increased demand for maize as a complement to barbecues:
[GRAPH 2]
3. Increased demand for maize due to higher household income:
[GRAPH 3]
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
Chapter 3 deals with the circular flow of economic activity.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
Chapter 1 is about the key ideas of scarcity, choice and opportunity cost and illustrating it with a production possibilities curve.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
Chapter 3 deals with the circular flow of economic activity.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
Chapter 1 is about the key ideas of scarcity, choice and opportunity cost and illustrating it with a production possibilities curve.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
The first part of Chapter 2 deals with the question of WHAT to produce.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
The second part of Chapter 2 deals with the question of HOW to produce.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
The third part of Chapter 2 deals with the question of FOR WHOM to produce and the different economic schools of thought and systems.
Given by J.R. Hicks and R.G.D. Allen.
It is a reconsideration of the theory of Value. Again it was reproduced Indifference Curve theory of Consumer's demand in "Value and Capital" by Hicks.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
The first part of Chapter 2 deals with the question of WHAT to produce.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
The second part of Chapter 2 deals with the question of HOW to produce.
Here are the slides used in the contact sessions and voice-over PPT lecture video's. Watch the video on YouTube and then use your textbook to supplement the slides to make your own set of notes.
The third part of Chapter 2 deals with the question of FOR WHOM to produce and the different economic schools of thought and systems.
Given by J.R. Hicks and R.G.D. Allen.
It is a reconsideration of the theory of Value. Again it was reproduced Indifference Curve theory of Consumer's demand in "Value and Capital" by Hicks.
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5. Outcomes Uitkomstes
Discuss & apply ... Bespreek & pas toe...
Determinants of DEMAND Determinante van VRAAG
Illustrate DEMAND in ... Illustreer VRAAG in
Words Woorde
Symbols Syfers
Graphs Grafieke
Equations Vergelykings
Differentiate between ... Onderskei tussen ...
DEMAND vs. QUANTITY VRAAG vs.HOEVEELHEID
demanded gevra
Individual DEMAND vs. Market Individuele VRAAG vs. Mark
DEMAND VRAAG
Movement ALONG/ON curve Beweging LANGS/OP kromme
vs. Movement OF THE curve vs. Beweging VAN DIE kromme
6. What is (effective) DEMAND? Wat is (effektiewe) VRAAG?
Definition ... Definisie ...
Want to ... Wil ...
Able to ... Kan ...
Referring to the quantities Verwys na die hoeveelheid
of a good or service that van ’n produk of diens wat
the potential buyers are die potensiële kopers kan
willing and able to buy. bekostig om aan te koop
en bereid is om aan te
koop.
Two types
Individual
Market Twee tipes
Individueel
Mark
7. I and M DEMAND? I en M VRAAG?
(P) Sam Zena Zeb
Totaal /
SS Pie Total
1 6 4 5 15
2 5 3 4 12
3 4 2 3 9
4 3 1 2 6
5 2 0 1 3
Illustrate Sam’s individual demand Illustreer Sam se individuele vraag
curve for SS pies. kromme vir SS “pies”.
Illustrate market demand Illustreer mark vraag.
8. What does DEMAND look like? Hoe lyk VRAAG?
Schedule / Table 7-1 Skedule / Tabel 7-1
Price / kg Qd Prys / kg Qd
1 6 1 6
2 5 2 5
3 4 3 4
4 3 4 3
5 2 5 2
Remember the Equation Onthou die Vergelyking
Y = c + mX Y = c + mX
ECONOMICS EKONOMIE
Pd = a + bQd Pd = a + bQd
REWRITE: REWRITE:
Qd = a – Pd
Qd = a – P d
b
b
9. TIP: Y = a + bX TIP: Y = a + bX
Y is replaced by P Y word met P vervang
X is replaced by Q X word met Q vervang
Pd = a + bQd Pd = a + bQd
Solve (b) first Begin met (b)
Slope = b Helling = b
in Y over in X in Y oor in X
THUS P / Q
(Dus P/ Q)
Then solve (a) Bereken dan (a)
Replace P, Q, b (P, Q from table) Vervang P, Q, b (P, Q vanuit tabel)
P = a +bQ In P = a + bQ
Solve for a:
Los op vir (a) = P + bQ
a = P + bQ
10. CLASS WORK KLASWERK
Qd 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
P 6 5.5 5 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 1.5 0
By making use of the table, determine Lei die vraag vergelyking af deur
the demand equation. gebruik te maak van die bostaande
tabel.
11. CLASS WORK KLASWERK
Qd 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
P 6 5.5 5 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 1.5 0
STEP 0: Y = c + mX
STEP 1: Pd = a + bQd
STEP 2: b (Slope / Helling)
= P/ Q
= 5.5 – 6
1–0
= -0.5
STEP 3: a (Intercept/Afsnit)
= 6
STEP 4: Pd = a – bQd
Pd = 6 – 0.5Qd
13. DEMAND VRAAG
With Demand two things Met vraag kan twee goed
can happen... gebeur...
Movement ALONG/ON Beweging LANGS/OP die
the curve kromme
Movement OF the curve Beweging VAN die kromme
14. MOVEMENT BEWEGING
ON OP
WHEN? WANNEER?
PRICE (GOOD / PRYS
SERVICE) (GOEDERE /
CHANGE DIENS)
VERANDER
16. Movement ON curve Beweging OP kromme
ONE DEMAND curve EEN VRAAG kromme
Verandering in HOEVEELHEID
Change in QUANTITY demanded
gevra (Qd)
(Qd)
NIE verandering in VRAAG nie (D)
NOT a change in DEMAND (D)
P
Qd QD
17. MOVEMENT BEWEGING
OF VAN
WHEN? WANNEER?
PPPINT PPPINT
18. What determines DEMAND? Wat veroorsaak VRAAG?
5 Determinants of 5 Determinante van
INDIVIDUAL demand INDIVIDUELE vraag
PPPINT PPPINT
Qd = f(PPPINT...) Qd = f(PPPINT...)
19. DEMAND VRAAG
Change in DEMAND (D) Verandering in VRAAG (D)
DEMAND (DD) shifts/moves VRAAG (DD) skuif
2 curves 2 krommes
NB. NOT product PRICE NB. NIE produk PRYS NIE
IF DEMAND AS VRAAG
YOU WILL SKUIF JY DIE
SHIFT THE VRAAG
DEMAND KROMME NA
CURVE TO REGS
THE RIGHT
AS VRAAG
IF DEMAND SKUIF JY DIE
YOU WILL VRAAG
SHIFT THE D KROMME NA
DEMAND LINKS
CURVE TO
THE LEFT
24. INCOME INKOME
Your income
As jou inkome ... Wat
gebeur met jou vraag?
If income increases...
What will happen to
your demand?
Qd
25. Population Bevolking
Hoe groter die bevolking...
Hoe groter is die vraag na die
produk/diens
Die vraag na brood in SA gaan
hoer wees as die vraag na
brood in die Seychelles.
Qd
26. TASTE VOORKEURE
1) Levis jeans is last season... This season Guess
D1 D2
D1
D2 D1
D2
Qd Qd
28. Homework 1 Homework 1
Consider the demand for Die sokker Wêreldbeker
tickets to the World Cup finaal word in 2010 in Suid-
final, to be held in 2010. Afrika gehou. Gestel die
Imagine that the planners of FIFA beplanners het geskat
the World Cup estimate that dat die vraag na kaartjies vir
the demand for tickets for die eindwedstryd voorgestel
the final game can be kan word deur:
represented as follows: QD = 500 000 – 500 P
QD = 500 000 – 500 P
29. QD = 500 000 – 500 P QD = 500 000 – 500 P
On the basis of this information, please Met hierdie inligting, voltooi die volgende
complete the following demand schedule vraagskedule
Prys / Price Hoeveelheid gevra /
(P) Quantity demanded (QD)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
30. HOMEWORK 2 HUISWERK 2
Consider the market of Oorweeg die mark vir
maize in South Africa. Using mielies in Suid-Afrika in ag.
standard notions of demand Deur gebruik te maak van
what effect will the following die standaard neigings van
changes have, ceteris vraag, skets die effek wat
paribus. Make use of a die veranderinge sal
graph in each of your aanbring, ceteris paribus.
answers. Maak gebruik van ’n
grafiek in elk van u
antwoorde.
31. 1. Medical reports indicate 1. Mediese verslae toon dat ʼn
that a staple diet of maize stapel dieet van mielies
is nutritionally unbalanced ongebalanseerd is en
and people are encouraged mense word aangemoedig
to eat less maize. om minder mielies te eet.
2. It becomes popular to eat 2. Om mieliepap saam met
mieliepap at a barbeque. braaivleis te eet word
3. The average income of gewild.
households increase. 3. Die gemiddelde inkomste
van huishoudings styg