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Supply and Demand Marketing Co-Op

Marketing Co-Op. the amount of goods producers (sellers) are willing and able to sell Supply: the amount of goods customers (buyers) are willing and able

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Supply and Demand

Marketing Co-Op

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What is it?the amount of goods producers (sellers) are willing and able to sell

Supply:

the amount of goods customers (buyers) are willing and able to buy

Demand:

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Law of SupplyAs price increases the amount producers are willing and able to produce increases

P 2

P 3

P 1

Q 1 Q 3Q 2

The arrows move in the same direction!!

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Cost of production

Number of producers (competition)

Disasters and other big events

Labor union demands

Technology and inventions

Prices of other products

Factors Affecting Supply

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Law of DemandAs price increases the amount the customer is willing and able to pay decreases

P 2

P 3

P 1

Q 1 Q 3Q 2

The arrows move in different directions!!

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Tastes and preferences

Number of consumers

Consumer (market) expectations

Substitute goods

Promotion (sales, commercials, customer awareness)

Factors Affecting Demand

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ELASTICITYThe degree to which demand for a product is affected by price

Elastic InelasticA change in price creates a change is demand

A change is price has very little effect on demand

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Diminishing Marginal UtilityThe point at which consumers will only buy so much of a given product, regardless of how low the price is

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Equilibrium: when supply and demand are equal

Shortage: when demand exceeds supply

Surplus: when supply exceeds demand

Graphing Supply and Demand

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Graphing Supply and Demand

Equilibrium

Surplus

Shortage

Supply

Demand

P1

P2

P3

Q1 Q2 Q3

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Supply and Demand Activity

Pennies and Paperclips

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Price: using prices to attract customers

Non-price: using anything other than the sale price of a product

◦ Ex: higher quality, new features, larger assortment

Monopoly: there is only one supplier of a product (there is no competition)

3 Types of Competition

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Lower prices

Better quality products

New, improved products

Choice of where to buy

Wider product selection

More and better customer service

Effects of Competition on the Customer