Difference between Demand schedule and Demand
curve
Demand Schedule
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Demand Curve
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(i) The demand
schedule is essentially a table view of the price and quantity pairings that
comprise the demand curve.
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(i) The demand curve
is a graphical representation depicting the relationship between a
commodity’s different price levels and quantities which consumers are willing
to buy.
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(ii) The demand
schedule is represented by a table.
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(ii) The demand curve
is represented by a graph.
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(iii) The demand does
not depend on the demand curve.
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(iii) The demand curve
depends on the demand schedule.
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(iv) The demand
schedule helps create the demand curve.
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(iv) The demand curve
doesn’t help create the demand schedule.
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(v) Economist depicts
the demand schedule on a two-dimensional graph.
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(v) The demand curve
is a visual form of the demand schedule.
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(vi)
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(vi)
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