Interrelationship Between Markets Flashcards

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What are the 5 factors of inter-relationship?
J J C C D

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• Joint Demand
• Joint Supply
• Competing Demand
• Composite Demand
• Derived Demand

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What is JOINT DEMAND and it’s relationship?

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Joint demand is the relationship between complementary goods.

If the price for good X increases then the demand for good Y decreases

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What is the COMPLEMENTARY GOODS relationship?

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Increase in price of good X, Demand for good X & Y decreases.

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What is COMPETING DEMAND and it’s relationship?

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Competing demand describes the relationship between substitute goods

If the price for good X increases then the demand for good Y increases

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What is SUBSTITUTE GOODS relationship?

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Increase in price of good X, Demand for good X decreases, Demand for good Y increases.

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What is COMPOSITE DEMAND?

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Demand for a good which has two uses

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What is DERIVED DEMAND?

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Demand for a good which is used in the production of other goods

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What is JOINT SUPPLY?

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Supply of a particular good also leads to supply of a by-product.

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What is COMPETING SUPPLY?

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A good can be put to more than one use. Employing it in one form means it can not be used in another manner.

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