Permintan (Demand) dan Penawaran (Supply) [Slide/Power Point Download]

Hole theory (demand).

In economics, the term demand refers to the quantity of goods and services that consumers will buy over a given period of time պայմաններում under certain conditions.
Demand is the sum of individual orders. Therefore, in order to understand the market, one must first understand the nature of individual demand. (Arsiad, 2008).
At the individual level, demand is determined by two factors, namely:
1. The cost of the method of purchasing goods և purchase և services և.
2. Ability to purchase goods և services.
Both factors are a necessary condition for an effective individual order.
Desire without the support of purchasing power is just a desire, not a requirement. (Arsiad, 2008).
A conversion table (order time) has been added to the currently used table with a large number of dimensions. (Mankiw, 2002)

The demand curve shows how the quantity demanded of a good changes its price. Since a low price increases the quantity demanded, the demand curve is negatively sloped. (Mankiw, 2002):
The demand curve can be interpreted as follows: A diagram containing the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity required և. (Mankiw, 2002):
The factors that can be ordered are as follows:
1. Product price.
The price of a good affects the amount of demand (purchase). The ratio of the price of a good to demand is inversely proportional. The lower the price, the more quantity required.
2. The cost of replacing the goods.
Substitute products are other products or substitutes intended for the same purpose or purpose. Thus, if the price of a substitute good rises, this will lead to an increase in demand for this product.
3. Income
When a person's income increases, it means that they have more opportunities to buy goods, which ultimately leads to an increase in the demand for goods.
4. Expect price to equal quantity.
Allow all transactions to take place և hours after the cannabis pricing date, otherwise the demand for these products will only grow.
5. Consumer consumption.
If the number of consumers or buyers increases, the demand for these products will increase.
6. Taste (direction).
When an item becomes fashionable or popular among people, the demand for that item increases rapidly. (Samuelson, 2003)

Theory of the proposal (proposal).
The rule of law is that, in addition to maintaining stability, the quantity of goods supplied will increase as the price of that product continues to rise. (Manko, 2002).
Relationships are products that produce a specific supply program. (Mankiw, 2002)
The supply curve shows the change in the quantity of a product
Recommended when the price changes. Since a higher price increases the quantity supplied, the supply curve slopes upward or upward. (Mankiw, 2002):
The supply curve is a curve that describes the relationship between the quantity of a product և the quantity supplied:. (Mankiw, 2002):
Factors included in the offer:
1. Product price.
The ratio of price and supply of goods is directly proportional.
The cheaper the price, the fewer items offered, the higher the price, the more items offered.
2. Prices for other goods.
The higher the price of a substitute good, the lower the supply.
3. Prices of factors of production.
If the price of factors of production increases, this will lead to an increase in the cost of production. If the product does not always match, the product can be used as a predecessor product.
4. Expect price to equal quantity.
If there is an assumption that there will be an increase in the price of a product in the future, then the supply of this product will decrease.
5. Number of manufacturers.
If the number of producers increases, the supply will increase.
6. Technology.
In the presence of customs technology, this means that the cost of packaging is lower, which increases the number of products produced. (Samuelson, 2003).
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