Figure dos.2 shows an example of a change in demand. If people have a sudden liking for K-Pop, then at any given price, such as P*, quantity demanded of K-Pop albums will increase (Qstep one to Q2). Since the price did not change, this increase in quantity demanded must be due to an increase in demand itself, represented by the rightward shift of the demand curve from DD1 to DD2.
A modification of consult comes from a general change in a beneficial non-price foundation out of demand, that is illustrated because of the a change of your own consult curve (Shape dos.2). A change in numbers demanded comes from a general change in rates, which can be portrayed by a motion across the exact same consult curve (Figure 2.1).
Non-rates affairs out-of consult
Now we look at the non-rate activities from consult in more detail.