ECON 110 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Demand Curve, Normal Good, Economic Equilibrium

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Quantity demanded - total amount on any particular good or services that consumers want to purchase during some time period. Quantity bought or quantity exchanged refer to the actual purchase. Second, quantity demanded refer to the flow of purchase. It refers to what a change in the price would do to the quantity demanded. The price and quantity demanded have negative relationship - law of demand. Demand - entire relationship between the quantity demanded of a product and the price of that product. Everything except the product"s own price is being held constant. Change in any of the variables that affects quantity demanded will shift the demand curve to a new position. Demand curve shift to the right - higher quantity. Demand curve shifts to the left - lower quantity. Quantity supplied - amount of some goods or service that producers want to sell. Goods and services that are actually sold are called quantity sold or quantity exchanged.

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