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Unit 2.1: Demand

Having completed the introductory units you will now be ready to begin the main part of the microeconomics course, with an understanding of markets. Start by explaining to your students that the market for any good or service ultimately comes down to two variables, supply and demand. This page will introduce the first of those demand. The key term here is derived demand, which means that the demand for any good or...


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