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ACTIVITY 2 DEMAND

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CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY - CARMONA CAMPUS
BMGT 21 Basic Microeconomics
KIM KARA A. CUBEL
Bachelor of Science in Business Management major in Human Resource Management A1
Student No: 2201-00509
ACTIVITY NO 2. DEMAND
DEMAND GRAPH
a. Situation One:
Demand for pork will decrease since there's an outbreak of African swine fever. This will cause
the demand curve to shift to the left.
b. Situation Two.
Demand for corn flour will decrease because corn flour is considered an antioxidant product.
Therefore, the demand curve for corn flour will shift to the left.
c. Situation Three.
Demand for pork will increase since restaurants are now offering family packages and delivery
promos. This will shift demand to the right.
Reflection Time:
a. Income.
On pay day I usually order on Grab. However, if i receive an increase in my income I will start
going to expensive restaurants instead of ordering and staying indoors. Therefore, this increase
in income has decreased my demand for Grab and increased my demand for restaurants.
b. Taste and Preferences.
An example of customer taste and preferences would going to McDo and choosing salad over a
hamburger - Consciously choosing one good over others.
c. Price expectations.
An example of price expectations would me. Me and my friend planning to purchase a particular
brand of apple juice in the same store. I would be expected to 50 pesos and she would be
expected to pay 70 pesos for the provide but we both find the store price to be 60 pesos.
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