Evaluation of alternatives
In economics, the opportunity cost is the next best alternative forgone in a decision. The next best alternative is determined by the values of the consumer making the decision.For example: a consumer must to choose between going to the beach, going to the cinema, or staying at home for the day (they can only do one of these for the day). The consumer values the options in this order (from most-desired to least-desired): 1) going to the beach, 2) going to the cinema, 3) staying at home. If the consumer decides to go to the beach, the opportunity cost is going to the cinema, as this is the next best alternative for the consumer. Staying at home is not the opportunity cost, as it is not the next best alternative.There is only one opportunity cost in a decision; this is the next best alternative. All other less-desirable alternatives are not considered opportunity costs in a decision.
In demand is a phrase that suggests economic scarcity; that is, a good or service in demand is currently desired by a relatively large number of consumers who are both willing and able to purchase the good or service.On demand is a completely different term; it refers to a good or service that can be provided or carried out as soon as it has been ordered by a consumer. For example, on demand television is instantly accessible to a consumer if they have paid their subscription fee.
A problem is what exists when there is a difference between the current situation and the desired one.
Profitable means a venture or activity which turns in a profit. Feasible means a course of action which can work or deliver the desired result.
They are : desired spending, autonomous consumption,induced consumption and desired private consumption.
A problem is what exists when there is a difference between the current situation and the desired one.
A want is a good or service desired by a consumer that is not required to sustain life. This is as opposed to a need, which is a good or service required to sustain life. Most of the goods and services desired by modern-day consumers are classified as wants, as the only needs of most consumers are food, water, clothing and shelter.Demand is the quantity of a good or service that a consumer(s) is willing and able to buy at a range of prices. If a consumer is willing and able to purchase a need/want, they are considered to have demand for that need/want.
A problem is what exists when there is a difference between the current situation and the desired one.
A problem is what exists when there is a difference between the current situation and the desired one.
A problem is what exists when there is a difference between the current situation and the desired one.
In economics, the opportunity cost is the next best alternative forgone in a decision. The next best alternative is determined by the values of the consumer making the decision.For example: a consumer must to choose between going to the beach, going to the cinema, or staying at home for the day (they can only do one of these for the day). The consumer values the options in this order (from most-desired to least-desired): 1) going to the beach, 2) going to the cinema, 3) staying at home. If the consumer decides to go to the beach, the opportunity cost is going to the cinema, as this is the next best alternative for the consumer. Staying at home is not the opportunity cost, as it is not the next best alternative.There is only one opportunity cost in a decision; this is the next best alternative. All other less-desirable alternatives are not considered opportunity costs in a decision.
the difference between the two is the zone of tolerance
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In the monetarist model, a difference between desired spending and income is caused by either an excess demand for money (MD > MS) or an excess supply of money (MS > MD). An excess demand for money reduces desired spending, and an excess supply increases it. In the Keynesian model, changes in desired spending (particularly in desired investment spending) cause the difference.
Desired service is what the customer expects that they should receive. Adequate Service is just the minimum service that the customer expects to receive. Superior service goes over and beyond Desired or Adequate Service.
In demand is a phrase that suggests economic scarcity; that is, a good or service in demand is currently desired by a relatively large number of consumers who are both willing and able to purchase the good or service.On demand is a completely different term; it refers to a good or service that can be provided or carried out as soon as it has been ordered by a consumer. For example, on demand television is instantly accessible to a consumer if they have paid their subscription fee.
The price of an American Girl Doll Kit is dependent on the kit that is desired by the consumer. A good site to check the prices of the dolls is Amazon or eBay.