what is demand?
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Answer / sonali
Demand is the requirement for a particular commodoty,
service at a given period of time and price.
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Answer / deepti nauni
demand means desire to buy a commodity and ability to pay
for it. It is indirectly related to price
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demand refers to the quantity demanded of a commidity at a
particular price during a paricular period of time
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Answer / ankush
demand is desire in ordinary langauge but in economics
demand means desire backed up by ability to pay and
willingness to buy a commodity
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