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Set up new Cornell Notes

Title: Market System 1: Demand

Answer this: What is a product that you personally really love that other people might not care about much? What makes you love it?

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The Market System

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EQ: What role does demand play in the market?

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The Market System

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Demand represents the consumer (buyers) side of the market.

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Demand: the amount of a good or service people are willing and able to buy at a certain price over a period of time.

Quantity Demanded: the amount of a good or service people are willing and able to buy at a certain price at a certain time.

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Price

Quantity

.50

92

1.00

71

1.50

56

2.00

48

2.50

33

This represents market demand for pizza slices..

Demand curves demonstrate how much of a good or service would be purchased at a given price.

Pizza Slices

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Changes in price move along the curve and change quantity demanded.

Price Change

$2

$1

5

10

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Changes in demand shift the entire curve and change total demand:

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When demand decreases, the curve shifts left.

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When demand increases, the curve shifts right.

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Demand curves shift left and right, not up and down!

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��Remember BRIDE:

Buyers (number of)

Related products

Income of buyers

Desires of consumers

Expectations of price

What shifts a demand curve?

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Buyers �(number of)

Change in buyers due to population change or employment change affects demand similarly.

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Related Products

Complements

Demand Up = Other Demand Up

Substitutes

Demand Up = Other Demand Down

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NAME IT!

List a complementary and substitute good for the product shown.

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Income

When incomes rise in a market, demand usually rises too since people can buy more.

$

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$

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$

Income

Normal Goods:

Income up,

Demand up

Inferior Goods:

Income up,

Demand down

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Desires of Consumers

  1. New Information
  2. Trends
  3. Influencers
  4. Ad Campaigns

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Desires of Consumers

  1. New Information
  2. Trends
  3. Influencers
  4. Ad Campaigns

Usually increase demand for a short time then lead to a massive decrease.

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Desires of Consumers

  1. New Information
  2. Trends
  3. Influencers
  4. Ad Campaigns

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Influencers usually increase demand by recommending products or services but can decrease it by speaking against them.

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Desires of Consumers

  1. New Information
  2. Trends
  3. Influencers
  4. Ad Campaigns

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Expectations

Anticipated price changes lead to immediate demand changes.

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Move It, Move it!

Given the information, determine if and how the demand curve for the given product would change. List the BRIDE reason why it would.

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Product: Mountain Dew

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Product: Umbrellas

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Product: Cruises

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Product:

Bicycles

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Product: Sprite

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Product: Josie Maran Cosmetics

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Product: Nintendo Switch

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Product: Handguns