An Analysis of Demand, Supply and Contemporary Business Economics

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of contemporary business economics, focusing on demand and supply. Task 1 delves into the law of demand and supply, explaining movements along the curves and factors that cause shifts, supported by diagrams. It analyzes the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded and the direct relationship between price and quantity supplied. Task 2 compares and contrasts emerging economic theories and models of the 21st century with those of the 20th century, relating them to modern business practices. The report examines how contemporary markets are influenced by classical economics principles, neoliberalism, the digital economy, and government policies. It discusses the evolution of economic thought, the impact of globalization, and the strategies businesses employ in response to these changes. The report uses Wal-Mart as a case study to illustrate the real-world application of these economic principles.

CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS ECONOMICS

Contents
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................3
TASK 1.......................................................................................................................................................3
TASK 2:......................................................................................................................................................9
CONCLUSION:....................................................................................................................................10
REFERENCES..........................................................................................................................................12

INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this model is to decide how prices can be differentiated by the balance between
the presence of the commodity on each price supply and the demands of those with spending
power on each price demand (Amankwah-Amoah and Wang, 2019). The accompanying graphs
show the right to lift the output that is d1 and eventually the amount supply curves that shift into
d2 for a market segment that clears the criteria for achieving the equilibrium stage.
The term econometrics is a research related to business that explores how the different pieces of
the economy, the families and the divisions and specifically considers the redistribution of biased
information in those sectors where those services and goods are bought or sold. Microeconomics
also stresses how these conclusions and behaviors impact the supply and demands of ranges,
commodities and services. On the other hand, macro-economic incorporates the broad variety of
activities linked to productivity, unemployment levels. Microeconomics also describes the
influence of the dynamics of the strategies on the dimensions of the systems previously
discussed. This framework also offers a report on the law of demand and supply and the idea of
contemporary economies in the 20th and 21st centuries. The largest supermarket company
picked was Wal-Mart, ranking first by supermarkets and wholesalers around the world.
TASK 1
What is the law of demand? Discuss the movement and changes in demand curves along with the
factors.
Law of demand- In the field of micro-economies, the income effect is a major factor that notes
that other variables stay unchanged and that the requirement for price and the quantity of any
products and services is indirectly correlated (Lin and Wang, 2019). Or in other terms, where
other items remain stable, it is claimed that when the product prices are lower, the required
quantity becomes greater. In the other hand, when the price of the product is high, the quantity
demanded reduces. It is very clear from the descriptions that the law of supply determines the
inverse relationship between the amount and material and the value of commodities, and that
since the price of commodities is entirely equivalent to that of other commodities, the
specifications for commodities decline when the real value of commodities declines and the total

quantity for that specific good increases. Here, however the law of demand cannot describe how
much the quantity of the product will increase if the value of the given commodity or how much
the quantities of the product will decline if the quality of the product is much greater.
Movement with the same demand curve
There are a variety of considerations that can decide the volume requested, which can state
clearly that perhaps the supply curve is constructed on the basis of the price of the commodity,
with the exception of the value that remains constant. And so the problem arose, what occurs
when one of the factors shifts the issue? The answer for this is to create a new consumer surplus,
which, if there is some difference induced by one determining factor relative to another, causes a
rise in demand. For eg, in order to maximize revenue, the total graph is moved to the right and in
comparison to each price, the quantity requested would be much greater. At price p, the
quantities are equivalent to q0 and the amount q1 is sought and d1 is not especially similar to d0.
Rather than calling for this variance of one of the factors, it induces a slip, that is, the line shifts
to the center. In order to make a distinction between the deformations of the curves and the
motions of the curve, the variance of the feature of the specification is needed by the variance of
the volume.

The value bend creation occurs only if the products actions cover both the interest and the
meaning that allows the turn to shift in a certain direction (Fagerberg and Verspagen, 2020). The
creation of the value bend allows a transition in 2 components, e.g. the expense request and the
number, starting from one point to another. Then there are a variety of items that stayed constant
as the volume of demand varies due to the settling of the cost of an object or commodity, which
produces a big common production with a bent which will take place in two directions, including
upward growth and backward growth.
Upward development: it eliminates the loss of value, making it possible to reduce the visibility
due to higher costs.
Downward development: stresses the common expansion, which specifies that the borrowing
rate to rise for the product or the organization as the expense decreases.
In this way, a more assembled of rate of interest is needed at a cheaper price, whereas at a greater
price, debt is reduced.
Forms all along equilibrium price for the following factors:
Shifts in the quantity demanded assess shifts in the equilibrium price due to non - price factors,
in which the cost stays constant and variables other than this adjustment in the conservative and
liberal adjustments in the equilibrium price.

Factors effecting shifts in demand curve:
Disposable income: it specifies that as discretionary income increases, the demand for the
commodity often rises and if costs stay constant, an exception involves inferior products.
Prices of similar commodities: it simply says that the economic activity drops as the value of the
interchangeable goods drops and the value of the first goods remains constant, but the economic
activity will increase only when the price of the supplementary goods falls.
Variation of needs and interests: when the better is trendy or more favored, its demand will rise
immediately even though the price stays stable.
People: the rise in population simply implies a rise in transactions.
Particular influences: the availability of means of transport in the automobile industry, the safety
of vehicles, customer expectations for price changes in the short and long term.
If a differentiation is made under each of these conditions, the demand curve shifts:
If there is a rise in demand at any price level, it means that the demand curve is turning to the
right.
And if there is some drop at any price point, the market price would move to the left.
What are the law of supply, its movement along the supply curve and the changes in the supply
curve along with the factors?
Law of supply: The supply curve is the presentation of a product or service economic bid. The
aggregate demand is designed on the basis of a mathematical model in which the price is the
specific variable and on which the level of money of the products depends (MEIYANI and Putra,
2019). It is the beneficial correlation between the performance that is provided and the price, and
it is just the explanation for the upward tendency of the supply curve. This means that
manufacturers are seeking to deliver more products for resale at premium products by increasing
prices as a way of increasing the profits. The quantity supplied may also be a rising price driver.
For eg, when the value is $1.00, the manufacturing plant amount price is 100 units per day and,

additionally, the rise in purchase price to $2.00 also allows the corporation's manufacturing to
rise its manufacturing costs to 140 units per day.
Due to the law of supply, the supply curve has a steep value. As per the law of the bid, if there is
an improvement in the quality of products or services provided, there will be a change in the cost
produced afterwards and vice versa.
Movement along the supply curve:
If there is some change in the quantity supplied due to the increase and decrease in price, while
holding all variables steady is referred to as the shift around the quantity supplied (Okodo,
Momoh and Yahaya, 2019). It is a one-to-one correlation between the price and the quantity
supplied, which underlines the fact that the output of volume rises with the price rise and
declines with the price reduction of the commodity. This reflects a constructive relation between
the different:
In this chart, the quantity q1 is switched to quantity q2 with an improvement in price p1 to p2,
where even the slop remains the same as this one level from a to b indicates the change.
The changes in the supply curve along with the factors:
There are many factors upon which market offerings rely, the most significant of these is the
price effect. There are other considerations, including cost of development, technological
innovation, regulation, etc. The supply curve provides an indication of what amount is being
served by companies at a given time at each price range.

Subsequently, as a result of this the firms selling the same cost and the different variables which
have had an effect on the offer, the offer of a larger quantity of the good plays a part, and then
the quantity supplied changes.
It thus explicitly states that the change to the right of demand would result in a position of
balance, a price of balance which is better than the average price of balance, and a quantity of
balance which is higher than previous quantity of balance. If the output reduces instead of
growing, the quantity supplied would move to the left (Nikitina and Lapiņa, 2019).
Factors affecting the shifting in supply curve:
There are many conditions that induce a change in the supply curve, the most important of which
is:
Output factor price: if the price rise is due to one or more reasons, the consumer bid reduces.
Technology: by reducing the cost of company, the amount provided by technology
Expectations: if it is anticipated that costs will escalate more the bid now will be lowered in
order to increase supplies which will be used to sell at better prices in the future.
Amount of vendors: as there are more sellers, there are more prospects for the good.

TASK 2:
Give the relation between the emerging theories and models in 21st century contemporary
economies with those of the 20th century, and to relate the two of these modern business
practices.
Contemporary markets are fundamentally representative of a mechanism in which in the name of
the re-confirmed principle of classical economics, significant infringements of competition are
minimized. In the last few years, following the example of the post-2008 global economic
recession and the downturn in economic growth in the euro, some economists, policymakers and
sociologists have assigned neoliberals the key explanation for the crisis (Chang and Vo, 2020).
Due to the fact that it is known as financial studies is an expensive way that results in a reduction
that decreases the effect on the state of the economy, the acceptance of market powers, driven by
the laws of competition, in order to preserve the equilibrium of the economic structure. Since the
year 1980, most countries have begun institutional procedures to improve internal conflict
between them by making a variety of reforms and developing new economies for international
capital.
In addition, according to some sociologists, the growth of the digital economy promotes a
capitalist agenda. And in reality, on the basis of merkulina, a progressively information culture
that has developed an alliance between neoliberal economics and the Silicon Valley, Europe that
is being excluded from these games for certain technical reasons.
Contemporary economies are handling the fact that the economy ought to be completely free
from labor unions by altering interference, thus preventing the creation of a normal structure of
winners and losers (Noci, 2019). They are used by current policymakers to remove places of
government opposition and to approve new financial decisions, such as a decrease in pensions, a
rise in the duration of age of retirement, a decrease in employees' rights and more broadly, a
reduction in citizens' rights. Contemporary economy is simply a refinement of the theories and
philosophies of the seventeenth century. These reflections and the structures that have been
promoted shape a nationwide change away from the post-war era.
As time passes, the term and meaning continued to evolve, and as political models, mainstream
economics appeared to be among liberal thinkers of the 1930s, as they sought to find a third or

middle path between the divisive theories of classical liberalism and revolutionary policy. The
idea of this growth emerged from the need to neglect the continued failure of the early 1930s
economy.
Changes arose from 20th century to 21st century in contemporary economics:
1. There have been a variety of improvements that have occurred, and there is an immense
degree at which free exposes adjustments under contemporary economics, and conceptual
discrepancies amongst machine produces and strength (Nasir and Efendi, 2019).
2. Moreover the thoughts illuminated by financial studies in the lives of individuals and their
identities and subjection, which are based primarily on entrepreneurial convictions, actions and
opinion, are intensely focused.
3. Various forms of rent are under the jurisdiction of social orders and societies, such as home
ownership, approved technologies implementing a business strategy and pricing power.
Comparing 20th and 21st century with modern inequality theory of economics
Economic disparity is the term that refers to the financial difference between people crowding or
assembling countries. Existing strategic introduces; the inequity theory is used to classify
identifiable monetary requirements for particular areas (Alajarva, 2019). In light of this
correlation; countries are categorized as immature, nation-building and nation-building. Various
parts of the correlation are: unemployment, master wage and competence, individual record and
possible trials. In the mid-twentieth generation, per person pay for each nation was the order of
the relationship, of which the decreasing edge of the economy was completely disapproved at a
time when such steps were contentious.
CONCLUSION:
On the basis of the above, it should be noted that there may be exceptions to the above-
mentioned policies which relate to the partnership between the prices of goods and the
requirements. Out of these examples, the griffin is fine. It is primarily used as bread and pasta,

which there is no replacement, since the requirements for griffins will rise as a result of price
increases over time, since the price will decline. The demands for these products are on the
underside of the hill, which runs contrary to the principle of the laws of production.

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