the 4 characteristics of business demand are derived demand, fluctuating demand, stimulating demand and finally demand elasticity!
what is potential demand?
the demand that is existing more in a current scenario refers to as local demand.
negative demand
Suppose demand in mkt X is 15% & 25% is untapped demand or we can say potential demand. so market devolment index is Actual demand of the product vs. Potential demand is 60%
primary and secondary demand
primary demand is the raw products required to make a good . secondry demand is the demand that helps the production of goods such as it for a cloth the fiber is the primary demand and secondary is financial support and so on.
High demand for manufacturing with wood from the secondary sector.
The secondary securities are the securities which are bought and sold by the investor in the stock market at the market price which is a factor of demand and supply.
Prices tend to go up as demand has increased.
Joseph Frank Governali has written: 'A model to forecast statewide secondary school health education manpower supply and demand under comprehensive school health education' -- subject(s): High school teachers, Supply and demand, Health education (Secondary)
W. Norman Haupt has written: 'Secondary level teachers: supply and demand in West Cameroon' -- subject(s): High school teachers, Supply and demand
John Dwyer has written: 'Customer Diversity and Future Demand for Outdoor Recreation' 'Preparation for secondary headship'
Secondary market transactions may be needed to correct interregional imbalances in the supply of and demand for mortgage credit, or to move mortgage assets from one type of institution to another within the same market area
Direct demand is the demand that the primary agent has for something. The primary agent desires the good or service for themselves. Indirect demand is the demand that arises for something by a secondary agent due to an interaction that occurs corresponding to the primary agent. For example: If a federal mandate occurs for ethanol to be blended at a level for the entire transportation fuel supply, the increase in corn demanded for producing ethanol is an indirect demand. The mandate may not be for corn use, but there is indirect demand for corn. However, consider that the ethanol production facilities that utilize corn for the production of ethanol have a direct demand for corn. The indirect demand for corn arises from the original demand for ethanol. The designation of direct or indirect is a matter of perspective for the question being asked.
Warner Moore Willey has written: 'The supply and demand of secondary school teachers in Kentucky' -- subject(s): Teachers, Training of
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