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*Tourism Demand Indicators*
*1. Net Travel Propensity (NTP)*
Net Travel Propensity is the percentage of the total population that undertakes at least one trip during a specified period, usually one year.
*2. Gross Travel Propensity (GTP)*
Gross Travel Propensity is the total number of trips taken by the population during a specified period, expressed in relation to the total population, regardless of how many trips each person makes.
*3. Travel Frequency*
Travel Frequency refers to the average number of trips taken by each traveller during a specified period. It is the ratio of Gross Travel Propensity (GTP) to Net Travel Propensity (NTP).
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*Important terms related to demand an supply*
*Please note*
*1. Supply Curve*
Definition: The supply curve is a graphical representation of the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity producers are willing and able to sell, keeping other factors constant.
Law: As price increases, quantity supplied increases.
Example: At ₹50/kg, a farmer sells 100 kg of wheat. At ₹60/kg, the farmer sells 150 kg.
Keyword: Relationship between price and quantity supplied.
2. Demand Curve
Definition: The demand curve is a graphical representation of the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity consumers are willing and able to buy, keeping other factors constant.
Law: As price increases, quantity demanded decreases.
Example: At ₹50/kg, consumers buy 100 kg of apples. At ₹60/kg, they buy only 80 kg.
Keyword: Relationship between price and quantity demanded.
3. Derived Demand
Definition: Derived demand is the demand for a factor of production (labour, land, capital, raw materials) that arises because there is demand for the final product.
Example: Demand for steel increases because demand for cars increases.
Another example: Demand for chefs depends on the demand for restaurant services.
Keyword: Demand for an input derived from demand for the final product.
4. Substitution Effect
Definition: The substitution effect occurs when the price of one good changes, causing consumers to substitute it with another good.
Example: If tea becomes expensive, people buy more coffee.
If butter becomes costly, people may switch to margarine.
Keyword: Switching from one product to another due to a price change.
*Other Related Concepts*
5. Supply
The quantity of a good that producers are willing and able to sell at different prices during a given period.
6. Demand
The quantity of a good that consumers are willing and able to buy at different prices during a given period.
7. Law of Supply
Higher price → Higher quantity supplied (other things remaining constant).
8. Law of Demand
Higher price → Lower quantity demanded (other things remaining constant).
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