State the Law of Demand:
Price and quantity demanded have an inverse relationship
State the 2 reasons of the inverse relationship of Demand:
Definition of Effective Demand
The willingness and ability for consumers to buy a good/service
Change in quantity demanded:
Change in Demand
Non-price factors of demand (7):
Definition of Substitute goods:
Goods that can replace each other
Definition of Complementary goods:
Goods that are usually bought together
Definition of Inferior goods:
Goods/services bought by low-income households. As income rises, demand for it falls.
Definition of Normal goods:
Goods/services bought more as income rises
Definition of Veblen goods:
Status good which are bought more as price rises. High price reflects higher social status.
Definition of intermediate good:
Good that is required to produce another good (usually a raw material). When one good is in demand another good is needed to produce that good.
Definition of Joint demand:
The demand for complementary goods.
Extenstion in demand
an increase in the quantity demanded for a product caused by a fall in its price
Contraction in demand
a decrease in the quantity demanded for a product caused by a rise in its price