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Bible DictionaryEnvironmental Economics Dictionary
The maximum quantities of some good that people will choose (or buy) at different prices. An identical definition is the relative value of the marginal unit of some good when different quantities of that good are available.
Bible DictionaryDictionary of Political Economy
The willingness and ability of the people within a market area to purchase particular amounts of a good or service at a variety of alternative prices during a specified time period. [See also: law of demanddemand curvedemand schedulesupply]
 
Other things being held constant, the lower the price of a good (or service), the greater the quantity of it that will be demanded by purchasers at any given time. [See also: demand curve , demand schedule , demand , law of supply ]
See also: Abatement , PP&E , Option , End-use , TIC

 

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AAR
AERO
APEC
Abatement
Ability-to-Pay...Absolute Advan...
Absolute advan...Abundance
Accelerator
Acid Rain
Acquired Endow...Acquittal
Adaptive Expec...Additive
Advance estima...
Adverse Select...Agency problem
Agency problem...
Agency problem...Aggregate Dema...Aggregate Expe...
Aggregate Supp...Aggregate dema...Aggregate supp...
Allocation
Allocative Eff...Ambient Charge
Anarchism
Annual input-o...Antitrust Laws
Appropriation ...Aquifer
Aristocracy
Assets
Assistance In ...Asymmetric Inf...
Authorization ...Autocracy
Average Costs
Average Produc...Average Variab...

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