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Factors that can affect demand include: 1) Consumer income - Demand increases when consumer income rises through higher wages or lower prices for other goods. 2) Consumer tastes - Demand may change when products are successfully marketed or new trends emerge. 3) Substitutes - Demand for one product falls when substitutes become cheaper. Lower butter prices increase demand for margarine. 4) Complements - Related goods see demand rise together; lower DVD player prices boost DVD demand.
















Discusses factors affecting demand including price changes and the law of demand.
Explores how non-price factors like consumer income influence demand.
Examines how advertising and trends shape consumer preferences, affecting demand.
Identifies the effect of substitute goods on demand based on price changes.
Explains how complementary goods are interdependent in demand.
Studies how future expectations impact demand for various products.
Homework task assigned, focusing on pages 95-99 and corresponding questions.