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Demand curveThe graph of quantity demanded as a function of price, normally downward sloping, straight or curved, and drawn with quantity on the horizontal axis and price on the vertical axis. Demand curves for imports and for foreign exchange usually have the same qualitative properties as demand curves for goods, but for somewhat different reasons.Similar MatchesDemand NoteDemand NoteA note having no date for repayment, but due on demand of the lender. Demand elasticityDemand elasticityNormally the price elasticity of demand. References to other elasticities of demand, such as the income elasticity are normally explicit. See import demand elasticity. Reciprocal demand curveReciprocal demand curveAn offer curve. So called to emphasize that a country exports in order, reciprocally, to get imports in return. Import demand elasticityImport demand elasticityThe elasticity of demand for imports with respect to price. Excess demandExcess demandDemand minus supply. Thus a country's demand for imports of a homogeneous good is its excess demand for that good. Further SuggestionsPrecautionary demand (for money)Speculative demand (for money) Homothetic demand Demand Elasticity of demand for exports Relative demand demand deposit Demand schedule Demand loan Demand function Demand deposit Variable rated demand bond (VRDB) Compensated demand curve Derived demand Demand price Elasticity of demand for imports demand loan Reciprocal demand Print-on-demand Demand shock Money market demand account (MMDA) Variable rate demand note Demand pull inflation Demand Aggregate demand |
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