It is defined as the quantity of goods and services that consumers are willing to buy at a given price and time.

• DEMAND

• Demand Schedule

• Quantity Demanded

• Demand Curve

describes the general behavior of the consumer. Assuming all other things are constant (ceteris Paribus) consumers tend to buy more of a product when the price is low and less when its price is high.

• Demand Curve

• Individual Demand

• DEMAND

• The Law of Demand

amount of a good that the consumer is willing to buy and able to buy at a given price over a period of time.

• Derived Demand

• Direct Demand

• Quantity Demanded

• Demand Schedule

is a table that shows the quantity of a product demanded at different price levels at a given time.

• The Law of Demand

• Demand Schedule

• Demand Curve

• Demand Curve

is a graphical presentation of a demand schedule.

• Quantity Demanded

• Derived Demand

• Demand Curve

• Market Demand

the demand for a product by a single buyer.

• Individual Demand

• Direct Demand

• Market Demand

• Derived Demand

Ang pogi ni El Charlie

• YES (Syempre ako paba)

• NO (luh)

• Maybe

These are sometimes called intermediate goods.

• The Law of Demand

• Derived Demand

• Demand Schedule

• DEMAND

(mathematical expression) is a causal relationship between a dependent variable (i.e., quantity demanded) and various independent variables (i.e., factors which are believed to influence quantity demanded).

• A demand function

• Utility theory

• Complementary goods

• Substitute goods

suggests that the price of a product must be commensurate to its usefulness. The more useful the product is the higher its price should be. Also uses “util” as the hypothetical unit of measuring consumer satisfaction

• Utility theory

• Complementary goods

• Substitute goods

• A demand function