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Demand Introduction Online Class 12 Economics Notes

 Demand Introduction Online Economics class 12 Notes

Demand – definition

“The amount of a artefact that client is willing to shop for at a selected value throughout a selected amount of time”

The demand definition highlights value of a artefact, amount of a artefact and amount of your time.

Price Demand

The quantity demanded by a client because of the amendment in value. It refers to the number of artefact the patron is willing to shop for at a given value and time. There ar 2 varieties of value demand-

(i)    Individual Demand

When one client demand for a artefact. Thus, individual demand refers to the number of a artefact that a private is willing to shop for at a selected value throughout a selected amount of your time.

(ii) Market Demand

Market demand is accumulation of demand by all the people. It refers to the whole amount of a artefact that every one the customers ar willing to shop for at a selected value throughout a selected amount of your time.

Income demand

When a client is willing to shop for a amount of a artefact at varied levels of financial gain whereas alternative things remaining a similar.

Joint Demand

Demand for 2 or a lot of merchandise that ar demanded along. for instance, pen and ink, automobile and gasoline, bread and butter etc.

Derived Demand

The demand for a artefact arises because of the demand for a few alternative artefact. for instance, the demand for steelworkers, because of increasing demand for steel.

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