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Types Of Demand In Economics
Derived or indirect demand.
- Many commodities are demanded indirectly.
- Derived demand occurs when demand for a commodity is derived from or dependent on demand for the commodities and services generated by it.
- Demand is derived from all components of production, including land, labor, and capital.
- It indicates that their demand is determined by the demand for the commodities that they produce.
- Derived demand is determined by factors such as production capacity, education and training, proximity to the market, compensation, and so on.
Direct or conventional demand
- Conventional or direct demand occurs when a commodity is demanded directly to meet human needs.
- Examples include food, clothing, shelter, and other household items.
- All consumer goods are in direct demand.
- Direct demand is determined by price, income, taste, and habits, among other factors.
Competitive demand and cross-demand.
- Competitive demand occurs when two or more commodities can be used in alternative ways to satisfy a single needs.
- It indicates that demand for one commodity competes with that of another.
- All replacement goods are in competitive demand.
- Additionally, if one product is used for Ort Plusatisfaction, the other alternative goods lose demand.
- Examples include the Indian Express and Times of India, as well as tea and coffee, umbrellas, and raincoats.
Joint Demand
- When two or more commodities are required to meet a single need, the consumer must purchase all of the commodities simultaneously. This is referred to as joint demand.
- For example, complementary commodities such as a fan and electricity; a bike, petrol, and helmet; a blackboard, chalk, and duster, among others.
- Joint demand is determined by the price of complementary items, the individual’s consumption patterns, income level, the availability of complementary goods, and other factors.
- The price and demand for complementary commodities are negatively connected.
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