When economists refer to the demand for goods and services, what they mean is, what goods and services are people buying. People demand things by buying them. If you demand to have things given to your for free, that is politics rather than economics.
NOVANET: true
Goods
Economists call the things that firms sell which cannot be touched or seen goods and services.
There are several types of economists. A major distinction is typically between macroeconomists - economists focused on the economic performance of an entire country, and microeconomists - economists which focus in greater detail on the market for certain goods or services. In addition, several other branches of the subject such as behavioural economics (combining psychology with economics) exist and have economists specialising in these fields.
When economists refer to the demand for goods and services, what they mean is, what goods and services are people buying. People demand things by buying them. If you demand to have things given to your for free, that is politics rather than economics.
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Goods
False - economists are concerned with the production and consumption of goods and services and the analysis of the commercial activities of a society
Economists call the things that firms sell which cannot be touched or seen goods and services.
Economists call the things that firms sell which cannot be touched or seen goods and services.
Economists call the things that firms sell which cannot be touched or seen goods and services.
resources are devoted to increasing future output.
There are several types of economists. A major distinction is typically between macroeconomists - economists focused on the economic performance of an entire country, and microeconomists - economists which focus in greater detail on the market for certain goods or services. In addition, several other branches of the subject such as behavioural economics (combining psychology with economics) exist and have economists specialising in these fields.
Economists use the term demand to refer to a schedule of various combinations of market prices and amounts demanded.
satisfaction
Measure Of Value