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Economics Project Class11

This document is a project on shift and movement in demand completed by Subham Kumar Sinha and other students under the guidance of their economics teacher. It includes sections on defining movement and shift in demand, comparing the two concepts, and outlining the directions and factors that can cause a movement or shift in demand. Key points covered include that movement occurs along the demand curve while shift changes the curve's position, upward/downward movement indicates contraction/expansion of demand, and rightward/leftward shift represents an increase or decrease in demand. Factors like price, income, tastes, and competition are also discussed as influencing demand.

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Economics Project Class11

This document is a project on shift and movement in demand completed by Subham Kumar Sinha and other students under the guidance of their economics teacher. It includes sections on defining movement and shift in demand, comparing the two concepts, and outlining the directions and factors that can cause a movement or shift in demand. Key points covered include that movement occurs along the demand curve while shift changes the curve's position, upward/downward movement indicates contraction/expansion of demand, and rightward/leftward shift represents an increase or decrease in demand. Factors like price, income, tastes, and competition are also discussed as influencing demand.

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SUBHAM KUMAR SINHA

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR FACULTY MEMBERS
FOR THEIR CONSTANT SUPPORT WHENEVER NEEDED
FOR MAKING PRESENTATION.

 AND THIS PROJECT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE


WITH OUT SUPPORT OF OUR FRIENDS AND GROUP
MEMBERS.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify Dhrub Agarwal, Mohit Agarwal, Sourav Kharkia,
Shubham Sinha, Yeshwardhan Sharma ,Subham kumar Sinha
student of class XI has successfully completed the research on the
project SHIFT AND MOVEMENT IN DEMAND under the
guidance of Mr. D Gorai during the year 2021 -22 in partial
fulfilment of Economics practical examination conducted by
AISSCE , New Delhi.
Name of the Economics Teacher
Name of examiner ___________________________
……………………………
Signature of examiner Signature of the Economics Teacher
INDEX
1. PRESENTATION
2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
3. CERTIFICATE
4. INDEX
5. INRODUCTION
6. DEFINITION OF MOVEMENT IN DEMAND
7. DEFINITION OF SHIFT IN DEMAND
8. MOVEMENT VS SHIFT
9. DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT IN DEMAND
10.DIRECTION OF SHIFT IN DEMAND
11.FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND
12.BIBLIOGRAPHY
MOVEMENT VS SHIFT
Movement in demand curve, occurs along the curve,
whereas, the shift in demand curve changes its
position due to the change in the original demand
relationship.
 
Movement along demand curve is an indicator of
overall change in the quantity demanded. As against
this, a shift in the demand curve represents a change
in the demand for the commodity.
DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT IN
DEMAND
The movement along the curve can be in any of
the two directions:
Upward Movement: Indicates contraction of
demand, in essence, a fall in demand is observed
due to price rise.
Downward Movement: It shows expansion in
demand, i.e. demand for the product or service
goes up because of the fall in prices.
DIRECTION OF SHIFT IN DEMAND

The demand curve shifts in any of the two sides:

Rightward Shift: It represents an increase in


demand, due to the favourable change in non-
price variables, at the same price.
Leftward Shift: This is an indicator of a decrease
in demand when the price remains constant but
owing to unfavourable changes in determinants
other than price
FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND
  
 Price: It is the most important factor that affects
demand. This is because increases in this factor can
cause demand to fall fast.
 Buyer's income level: The higher this level, the more
demand there is likely to be.
 Consumer taste: This influences demand because people
will always only buy things that they are drawn to.
 Competition: This factor relates to how many companies
are producing the same or similar products. It not only
affects demand, but also price.
BIBLIOGRAPHY

 WWW.GOOGLE.COM
 NCET ECONOMICS BOOK

THESE ARE THE FOLLOWING SOURCES THROUGH WHICH WE OBTAINED VITAL


INFORMATION WHICH CONTRIBUTED IN THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT.

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