Microeconomics of Supply and Demand
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Demand is the number of goods and
services purchased to buy a consumer at a given price. The opposite in effect
relationship between the price of goods and services and the quantity demanded
is referred to as the law of demand. Supply is the number of goods and services
a supplier is willing to supply to the consumers at a given price. The law that
assumes that all variables affecting supply are held constant is what has come
to be known as the law of supply. Demand and supply as the most important
economic concepts in the market is what this paper seeks to analyse in detail
expounding and explaining the microeconomics laws of supply and demand.
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