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if a product is in high demand it means lots of people want/like it, if something is in demand someone wants it, high demand means that product is popular and people want it, it's in high demand.
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.
When the demand for a product is inelastic, the product has no close substitutes and can't be easily replaced. Therefore, when the price of the product raises, people buy roughly the same amount of the product because they need it too much. This is in comparison to an elastic demand, where people will buy less of a product when it becomes more expensive.
Supply is the amount of a product that companies are manufacturing. Demand is the amount of a product that customers wish to purchase. When people talk about supply and demand they normally refer to supply and demand curves, and where they intersect is the market equilibrium price and quantity of the product offered. As price increases, companies will want to supply more of a product to make more money, but customers will demand less because they are less willing to pay higher prices for a product. (By product, I mean good and services)
When an economy is self-regulating it means that the laws of supply and demand will be enough to control or monitor spending. If a supply is low the demand becomes higher, this in turn, may drive prices up if producers cannot keep up with consumer demand.
if a product is in high demand it means lots of people want/like it, if something is in demand someone wants it, high demand means that product is popular and people want it, it's in high demand.
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.
When the demand for a product is inelastic, the product has no close substitutes and can't be easily replaced. Therefore, when the price of the product raises, people buy roughly the same amount of the product because they need it too much. This is in comparison to an elastic demand, where people will buy less of a product when it becomes more expensive.
Supply is the amount of a product that companies are manufacturing. Demand is the amount of a product that customers wish to purchase. When people talk about supply and demand they normally refer to supply and demand curves, and where they intersect is the market equilibrium price and quantity of the product offered. As price increases, companies will want to supply more of a product to make more money, but customers will demand less because they are less willing to pay higher prices for a product. (By product, I mean good and services)
Business usage : Signature(s) on Demand ; Suppliers Offering Discounts ; on a product -- Super Optical Device ingredient of a product -- abbreviation for Sodium
When an economy is self-regulating it means that the laws of supply and demand will be enough to control or monitor spending. If a supply is low the demand becomes higher, this in turn, may drive prices up if producers cannot keep up with consumer demand.
When economists say that people act rationally in their self interest they mean that
answer- longer than a year
The law of demand states that when the price of a good or services falls, consumers buy more of it. As the price of a good or service increases, consumers usually buy less of it. In other words, quantity demanded and price have an inverse, or opposite, relationship.
Competitive markets exist when there is genuine choice for consumers in terms of who supplies the goods and services they demand
Point of deliveryProof of deliveryPort of dischangePort of deliveryPrint on demand
I think you mean "Gross National Product". That statistic is no longer used, and instead economists use the "Gross Domestic Product" (here is the definition: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_domestic_product).In that case, Mexico's GDP would be of 1143 billion US dollars; the 13th economy in the world.