Macroeconomics
demanded).Thefactorsthatshiftthedemandcurvearereferredtoasthe determinantsofdemand and can be memorized using the term TIMER : ● T astes and preferences ● I ncomes ● M arket size and number of consumers ● E xpectations ● Prices of R elated goods or services Changesinthesedeterminantsthatcause anincreaseindemandshiftthedemandcurvetotheright (outwards) , whereas changes that cause a decrease in demand shift the demand curvetotheleft (inwards).
Understanding the distinction between "quantity demanded" and "demand"iscrucialingraspinghow price changes and broader consumer factors influence themarket.While quantitydemandedentails movements along the demand curve due to price changes, changes in demand signify shifts in consumer preferences and the overall market dynamics, resulting in a new demand curve position . The Determinants of Demand
● Tastes and Preferences: Each consumer is unique andhasdifferentlikesanddislikes.This resultsindifferenttastesandpreferencesbased on individual choice and behavior.Thedemand for products is largely affected by what people thinkabouttheproduct,andanychangeinthat perspective, either due to fashion, trends, or
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