Microeconomics | Demand | Chapter 3 | Part 1

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Spaghetti carbonara recipe with simple ingredients and steps. Introduction to the 100 days commerce pro series covering accounts, business studies, and economics, focusing on the concept of demand and its influencing factors.

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  • The 100 days commerce pro series covers accounts, business studies, and economics, with each chapter completed in a maximum of 2 classes.
  • Factors influencing demand include price, related goods, consumer income, taste, preferences, and future price expectations, with market demand affected by population size, season, weather, and income distribution.

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  • What is the 100 days commerce pro series about?

    Covering syllabus of accounts, business studies, and economics.

  • What is a consumer according to the commerce pro series?

    An individual who purchases goods and services.

  • What factors influence demand according to the commerce pro series?

    Price, related goods, income, taste, preferences, and future price expectations.

  • How does income affect demand for goods according to the commerce pro series?

    Differently for normal and inferior goods.

  • What is the demand function according to the commerce pro series?

    Illustrates the relationship between quantity demanded and influencing factors.

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Classic Spaghetti Carbonara Recipe

  • Recipe for classic spaghetti carbonara
  • Ingredients: spaghetti, eggs, pecorino cheese, guanciale, black pepper
  • Boil spaghetti until al dente
  • Cook guanciale until crispy
  • Whisk eggs with grated pecorino cheese and black pepper
  • Drain spaghetti and mix with guanciale
  • Add egg mixture and toss until creamy
  • Serve immediately garnished with extra cheese and pepper

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"100 Days Commerce Pro: Mastering Demand"

  • The 100 days commerce pro series aims to cover the syllabus of accounts, business studies, and economics.
  • Each chapter will be completed in a maximum of 2 classes.
  • The current focus is on the chapter of demand.
  • A consumer is defined as an individual who purchases goods and services.
  • Demand is the quantity of a commodity a consumer is willing and able to buy at various prices during a specific time.
  • Demand can be individual or market-based, depending on the consumer scope.
  • Factors influencing demand include the price of the commodity, related goods, consumer income, taste, preferences, and future price expectations.
  • Substitutes and complementary goods impact demand based on their prices.
  • Income affects demand differently for normal and inferior goods.
  • Taste, preferences, and future price expectations also influence demand.
  • Market demand is affected by population size, season, weather, and income distribution.
  • The demand function illustrates the relationship between quantity demanded and influencing factors.
  • Demand schedule is a tabular representation of price and quantity demanded.
  • Demand curve graphically represents the relationship between price and quantity demanded.
  • Individual and market demand curves differ in slope, with market demand being flatter due to greater proportionate changes.
  • Understanding the law of demand and why market demand curves are flatter will be covered in the next class.
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