What are the determinants of transactions demand and assets demand for money? What shows the relationship between the quantity supplied of a good and its price when all other things remain the same? What is the relationship between pric...
What is the total revenue? What is the basic quantity equation of money? What is the type of demand that is set by the demand for another good or service? What are the determinants of resource demand? What is exceptional demand curve and what are some of its applications?
DeterminantsFinancial inclusionMobile money adoptionPurpose - This paper seeks to examine the motivating factors that propel people to use mobile money in the Greater Accra Region (GAR) of Ghana. The authors posit that the behaviour of a person, in terms of the choice and means of transaction, ...
To gauge unsatisfied demand, we launched a proprietary consumer survey of 6,200 American consumers. The responses yielded some reasons for dissatisfaction with products and services that are shared across racial groups, most notably value for money. But Black respondents were ...
Types of Demand Curves There are two types of demand curves: an individual demand curve and a market demand curve. Individual Demand Curve An individual demand curve examines the price-quantity relationship for an individual consumer, or how much of a product an individual will buy given a parti...
There are five determinants of demand. The most important is the price of the good or service itself. The second is the price of related products, whether they are substitutes or complementary. Circumstances drive the next three determinants. The first is consumer income, or how much money th...
Ours is, as far as we know, the first research work focusing on understanding the role of a range of possible determinants of households’ decisions to make green retrofitting investments. The results are, therefore, important to guide policy-makers in the design and implementation of policies th...
Capital budgeting decisions are crucial determinants of a company’s long-term financial success. These decisions involve allocating resources to substantial, long-term investment projects. To comprehend this complex topic, we’ll break down the key factors affecting capital budgeting decisions. Management...
for the decline in the value of their money-this is known as Fisher Effect where it states that a country’s “nominal” interest rate (i) is the sum of the required “real” rate of interest(r) and the expected rate of inflation over the period for which the funds are to be lent...
Pareto observed that the majority of Italy's land wealth (80%) was owned by a minority (20%) of its people. After surveying other countries, he found the same applied abroad. For the most part, the Pareto Principle is an observation that things in life are not always distributed evenly....