a branch of economics that studies how our overall economy, the MARKET SYSTEMS that operate on a large scale, BEHAVE.
MACROECONOMICS
Studies economy-wide phenomena such as INFLATION, PRICE, LEVELS, RATE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH, NATIONAL INCOME, AND GDP
FOCUSOFMACROECONOMICS
National Output, Unemployment, Inflation
MICROECONOMICS
the study of individuals, households, and firms' behavior in decision making and allocation of resources.
CONSUMERTHEORY
examines and explains the factors involved in consumer decisions are. what they buy, how they decide to buy, what, why, and how much.
THEORY OF DEMAND
Studying how the quantity and quality of products, goods, and services available on the market vary their prices according to the demand of individual economic agents.
LAWOFDEMAND
A fundamental principle of economics that states that a higher price, consumers will demand a lower quantity of a good.
THEORYOFAPRODUCER
studying how it works and what decisions does the production company to increase its profits in the market, implying that decisions of internal order, as the number of workers.
LAW OF SUPPLY
says that a higher price will induce producers to supply a higher quantity to the market.
THEORY OF ACTIVE FINANCIAL MARKETS
considers the different types of markets that may exist in relation to the number of supply and demand, whether monopoly, duopoly, oligopoly or perfect competition.
GENERAL EQUILIBRIUMTHEORY
responsible for studying, analyzing and explaining the interaction between all theories of microeconomic dynamics.
MONOPOLY
a market structure characterized by a single seller, selling a unique product in the market.
In a monopoly market. the seller faces ________
no competition
DUOPOLY
a special case of oligopoly in which there are exactly two sellers
Business toConsumer
Most common business model
Business to Consumer
Sell to their end user
Business to Consumer
Decision making process for purchase is short especially for items that have a lower value
Business to Business
Generally have longer sales cycle but higher order value and recurring purchases
Business to Business
Sells its product or service to another business
Consumer to business
Allows individuals to sell goods and services to companies
consumer to consumer
Online marketplace connects consumers to exchange goods
Product
Refers to an item or items the business plans to offer to customers
Product
Should seek to fulfill an absence in the market or fulfill consumer demand for a greater anount of a product already available
price
Refers to how much the company will sell the product for
when establishing a price, companies must consider the:
Unit cost price, MarketingCosts, and DistributionExpenses
Promotion
Integrated Marketing Communications Campaign
Promotion includes variety of activities such as
Advertising, Selling, Market Research, Public Relations, Direct Marketing, sponsorhsip, and Guerilla Marketing
Marketing Means
Selling
Selling
Means the activity of making products or services available so people can buy them
Selling
Is any transaction in which money is exchanged for a good or service.
During sales negotiation,
The seller attempts to convince or sell the buyer on the benefits of their offer
Advertisements
Are messages paid for by those who send them and are intended to inform or influence people who receive them
Economics
Is a social science concerned with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services