It is the amount of a commodity that sellers are able and willing to offer for sale at different prices per unit of time. In the words of Meyer: “Supply …
Read More »Slope of the demand curve
The demand curve generally slopes downward from left to right. It has a negative slope because the two important variables price and quantity work in opposite direction. As the price …
Read More »Factors causing Changes in Demand/ Determinants of Demand
Factors causing Changes in Demand/ Determinants of Demand: While explaining the law of demand, we have stated that, other things remaining the same (ceteris paribus), the demand for a commodity …
Read More »Market Demand Curve
Market demand curve for a commodity is the horizontal sum of individual demanded curves of all the buyers in a market. This is illustrated with the help of the market …
Read More »Market Demand for a commodity
Market Demand for a commodity: Definition and Explanation: The market demand for a commodity is obtained by adding up the total quantity demanded at various by all the individuals …
Read More »Individual’s Demand Curve
Individual’s Demand Curve: Demand curve is a graphical representation of the demand schedule. According to Lipsey:” This curve, which shows the relation between the price of a commodity and …
Read More »Individual’s Demand Schedule
Individual’s Demand Schedule: The demand schedule of an individual for a commodity is a list or table of the different amounts of the commodity that are purchased the market at …
Read More »Importance of Law of Demand
Importance of Law of Demand: Determination of price. The study of law of demand is helpful for a trader to fox up the price of a commodity. He knows how …
Read More »Limitation / Exception of Law of Demand
Limitation/Exception of Law of Demand: Though as a rule when the prices of normal goods rise, then the demand decreases but there may be a few cases where the law …
Read More »Assumption of Law of Demand
Assumption of Law of Demand: According to prof. Stigler and Boulding: There are three main assumption of the Law: There should not be any change in the tastes of the …
Read More »