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Demand1. The act of offering to buy a product. 2. The quantity offered to buy. 3. The quantities offered to buy at various prices; the demand curve.DemandThe lender's statement of the amount due to pay of a loan.Demand Similar MatchesVariable rate demand noteVariable rate demand noteA note that is payable on demand and bears interest tied to a money market rate. Demand loanDemand loanA loan which the lender can recall at any time. There is no specific maturity date. Demand loanDemand loanA loan which can be called by the lender at any time and carries no set maturity date. Demand depositDemand depositA bank deposit that can be withdrawn "on demand." The term usually refers only to checking accounts, even though depositors in many other kinds of accounts may be able to write checks and regard their deposits as readily available. Elasticity of demand for exportsElasticity of demand for exportsThis is normally the price elasticity of demand for exports of a country, either for a single industry or for the aggregate of all imports. Equals the rest of world's elasticity of demand for imports, which therefore also enters the Marshall-Lerner condition. Further SuggestionsDemand line of creditElasticity of demand for imports Demand Note Print-on-demand Homothetic demand Demand price Demand schedule Aggregate demand Hedging demands Speculative demand (for money) Reciprocal demand Demand curve Derived demand Relative demand Reciprocal demand curve Import demand elasticity Demand shock Demand function Demand pull inflation Demand elasticity Money market demand account (MMDA) Compensated demand curve Excess demand demand deposit Precautionary demand (for money) |
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