total amount of goods and services where consumers are willing and able to purchase at a various price levels over a period of time.
Demand
KEY CONCEPTS IN
ECONOMICS
(6) DETERMINANTS OF DEMAND:
directly affects the quantity.
if the consumer’s ______ increases, their demands for their wants and needs also increases.
a. Substitute - cheaper alternative.
- Ex. When the coffee’s price increases, demands for tea increases.
b. Complementary - when 2 products are often used together.
- Ex. Coffee and creamer.
the subjective likes and dislikes of consumers that influence their purchasing decisions.
if the consumers expect the price of a good to increase in the future, they might increase their demand now. Ex. Panic buying.
As the population increase, the demand will also increase.
(all other things are being equal)
ceteris paribus
OCCURS WHEN THERE IS A MOVEMENT ALONG THE DEMAND CURVE DUE TO A CHANGE IN THE PRICE OF THE GOOD ITSELF.
CHANGE IN QUANTITY
DEMANDED
EXPLANATION OF THE LAW OF DEMAND:(2)
when prices of goods decreases, it becomes relatively cheaper compared to the _ when the price increases, consumers tend to buy cheaper alternative instead of the expensive one. - kung san mas mababa ang presyo, dun bibili
refers to individuals based on their income wherein it affects people’s purchasing power - when there is a decrease in prices, there is a high income/purchasing power of consumers. As a result, may high demand or madami
mabibili - pag may increase in prices, bababa ang income or purchasing power ng consumers, which results into lower demand.
total amount of goods and services that producers are willing and able to offer for sale of various prices over a given period of time - relationship between the prices of goods and the quantity na willing iproduce at
ibenta sa market
Supply
SUPPLY
- QUANTITY SUPPLIED
- LAW OF SUPPLY
KEY CONCEPTS IN
ECONOMICS
(7) DETERMINANTS OF SUPPLY
high prices results to increase in profits. Dahil dito makakapagproduce ng marami ang company - lower prices = maliit ang profit = maunti ang magagawang production
Cost of inputs (labor, raw materials, capital) how much firms are willing to supply - high production cost = decrease in supply
- low production cost = increase in supply
this reduces the production cost which results to increase in supply
complementary/substitute goods may affect the firms decisions on what to supply
taxes, subsidies,
refers to the increase of number of producers in the market
if producers expects na price will increase in the future, they will decrease the supply ngayon sa present to sell more sa future.