Front

It refers to the willingness and ability of a consumer to pay for goods and services during a specific period of time.

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Demand

Front

It is the amount that the consumer wants to buy based on the given price.

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quantity demand

Front

It refers to the inverse relationship of price and quantity demanded of a good or service.

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Law of Demand

Front

When the price of a good or a service increases, the quantity demanded decreases.

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ceteris paribus

Front

When the price of a good or service increases, the consumer will reduce his consumption of this good or service as he pays more attention to his other needs.

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substitution effect

Front

When the price of a good or service increases, the value of the consumer's income decreases.

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income effect

Front

It is a table that shows quantity demanded or the amount that the consumer wants and can afford to buy at every given price of a good or service.

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demand schedule

Front

It is the aggregation of the demand of every individual household.

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market demand

Front

It is a graphic illustration of the demand schedule.

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demand curve

Front

What are the five principal factors that cause a shift of the demand curve?

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1. 1. Change in Income

2. 2. Change in the Price

3. 3. Change in Tastes

4. 4. Change in Expectations

   5. 5. Change in the Number of Buyers