Demand and law of demand

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Definition of Demand


Demand may be defined as the quantity which are wanted by buyers and they are willing to buy and also have capability to buy. It means , it is the total quantity of purchase by customers . Because demands must have following conditions .

1. One buyer wants to buy .

2. one buyer is willing to buy .

3. He has capability to buy . It means he has money to buy that product . If he want to buy but he has no money , then this want is not demand but it is just need .


Law of Demand


There are so many factors which affects demand , if all other things remain constant and if price will increase , there will decrease in demand . But if price will decrease , then demand will increase . This rule is called law of demand .


Assumption of demand



  1. Income of consumer remains constant .

  2. Taste of consumer remains unchanged .

  3. Govt. policies remain same.

Graphically presentation of Law of demand under demand curve :-

If we present demand curve under law of demand then we found that DD demand curve's slop must be downward or negative . You are seeing that price on oy and demand of quantity is on ox and when you make graph it will increasing downward in right side . It means if price increases , demand decreases and if prices decrease , demands increase .






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