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Unit 2.1 Demand theory

This page covers demand theory, the law of demand, utility theory, and the non-price factors that affect demand. The market is a central feature of the study of microeconomics. A market for a good or service exists where buyers and sellers interact, and the price and quantity of the product traded are established. Markets can be narrowly defined (the market for designer sunglasses in South Africa) or broadly defined...

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