INTRODUCTION: The main aim of the consumer is consumer is to enjoy maximum level of satisfaction out of a given money income. In order to achieve this objective, he will spend his limited income on
Measurements: There are various methods of measurements of price elasticity of demand and among them the following two methods are the most important one. Total outlay method: Professor Marshal has suggested one of the simplest
Introduction: The basic objective of the consumer is consumer is to derive highest level of satisfaction out of a given amount of money income. In order to achieve this objective, he will spend his limited
Meaning: Elasticity of Demand refers to the responsiveness of the quantity demanded of a good or service to changes in factors that influence demand, such as price, income, or the prices of related goods. It
Introduction: The law of supply is just opposite of the law of demand where a producer supply more units of a commodity at higher prices and supply less at a lower price given the cost
Introduction: In the ordinary language or term supply and stock conveys the same meaning  but in economics the term supply is different from that of stock. The term supply refers to the amount of commodity
Changes in Demand: Changes in demand in economics refer to shifts in the quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices. These changes can occur due
Introduction: The term demand is different from desire, want; wish etc. In economics the concept demand has different meaning. Any want or desire will not constitute demand. Demand refers to the total or a given
Introduction: The law of demand holds a great importance in economics, before this meaning of demand we learn. The term demand is different from desire, want; wish etc. In economics the term demand has different
Introduction: The term demand is different from desire, want; wish etc. in the language of economics the term demand has different meaning. Any want or desire will not constitute demand. The other aspects of demand
