Demand and Supply

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Demand

The amount of a good/service consumers are willing and able to buy at different prices.

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Law of Demand

As price goes up, demand goes down; as price goes down, demand goes up.

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Substitute Good

A different product that meets the same need—can be used instead of another.

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Complementary Good

A product used with another; both are more valuable together than apart.

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Supply

The amount of a good/service producers are willing and able to sell at different prices.

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Law of Supply

As price goes up, supply goes up; as price goes down, supply goes down.

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Revenue

The money a business earns; calculated as Revenue = Price × Quantity Sold.

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Elasticity

How much demand/supply changes when the price changes.

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Demand Schedule

A table that shows how much of a good one person will buy at different prices.

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Demand Curve

A graph showing the relationship between price and quantity demanded, typically sloping downward.

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Market Demand

The total quantity demanded by all consumers in a market at each price level.

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Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility

The more of something you consume, the less satisfaction you get from each additional unit.

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Income Effect

As prices increase, consumers can afford less because their income remains constant.

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Substitution Effect

When the price of a good rises, consumers look for cheaper alternatives that satisfy the same need.

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Normal Goods

When income increases, demand increases for these goods.

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Inferior Goods

When income increases, demand decreases for these goods.

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Changes in Consumer Tastes and Preferences

If something becomes more popular, demand increases; if it loses popularity, demand decreases.

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Consumer Expectations

If consumers expect future prices to rise, they buy more now, increasing current demand.

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Price of Substitute Goods Effects

If the price of a substitute rises, demand for the original good increases.

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Price of Complementary Goods Effects

If the price of a complement rises, demand for the original good falls.