ECON 208 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Shortage, Takers, Economic Equilibrium

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Quantity demanded: the total amount of a good or a service that consumers wish to purchase during some time period. Quantity demanded is a flow and opposed to a stock. Quantity bought refers to the actual purchases that have been made. A basic hypothesis: the price of a product and the quantity demanded are negatively related ceteris paribus. Demand schedule is a table showing the relationship between the quantity demanded and the price of a commodity ceteris paribus. Increase in demand = rightward shift of the demand curve. Decrease in demand = leftward shift of the demand curve. Changes in price imply changes along the curve while changes in demand imply shifts of the curve. Average income: normal goods, demand increases with increase in income. Inferior goods: demand decrease with increase in income. Distribution of income: demand for products will increase if incomes increase, ex.

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