Answer :
The demand for a commodity refers to the amount of the commodity which will be purchased at a particular price during a particular period of time.
For example:
Demand for a commodity –X refers to (say) 10 units of X if price of X is Rs. 5 per unit, 8units of X if price is Rs.6 per unit, 6 unit of X if price is Rs. 7 per unit.
Quantity demanded of a commodity-X refers to 8 units of X if price happens to be Rs. 6 per unit.
Demand refers to all quantities of a commodity that the consumer is ready to buy at different possible price of that commodity.Quantity demanded refers to specific quantity to be purchased against a specific price of the commodity.
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