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Economics Notes: Demand and Supply
1. Demand
Definition: The quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing
and able to buy at various prices over a period of time.
Law of Demand: As price decreases, quantity demanded increases
(inverse relationship).
Demand Curve: Downward sloping.
2. Determinants of Demand (Shift Factors)
Income
Price of substitutes and complements
Tastes and preferences
Population size
Expectations about future prices
3. Supply
Definition: The quantity of a good or service that producers are willing
and able to sell at various prices.
Law of Supply: As price increases, quantity supplied increases (direct
relationship).
Supply Curve: Upward sloping.
4. Determinants of Supply (Shift Factors)
Production costs
Technology
Number of sellers
Government taxes and subsidies
Weather (for agriculture)
5. Market Equilibrium
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Economics Notes: Demand and Supply

1. Demand  Definition: The quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices over a period of time.  Law of Demand : As price decreases, quantity demanded increases (inverse relationship).  Demand Curve : Downward sloping. 2. Determinants of Demand (Shift Factors)  Income  Price of substitutes and complements  Tastes and preferences  Population size  Expectations about future prices 3. Supply  Definition: The quantity of a good or service that producers are willing and able to sell at various prices.  Law of Supply : As price increases, quantity supplied increases (direct relationship).  Supply Curve : Upward sloping. 4. Determinants of Supply (Shift Factors)  Production costs  Technology  Number of sellers  Government taxes and subsidies  Weather (for agriculture) 5. Market Equilibrium

 Where demand equals supply.  Equilibrium Price : The price at which quantity demanded = quantity supplied.

6. Excess Demand and Excess SupplyExcess Demand (shortage): Demand > Supply — price tends to rise.  Excess Supply (surplus): Supply > Demand — price tends to fall. 7. Changes in Equilibrium  A shift in demand or supply leads to a new equilibrium. End of Notes