demandatus
Demandatus is a neologism used in economic theory and related discourse to denote a measure of latent or unmet demand within an economy. The term, derived from Latin roots relating to demand, is employed to distinguish observed purchases from a broader potential demand that could be realized under different conditions.
In practical use, demandatus is defined as the difference between potential demand and realized demand at given
In theoretical models, demandatus helps explain persistent price pressures, shortages, or underinvestment in sectors with unmet
The concept faces measurement challenges because it relies on hypothetical valuations and model assumptions. Critics point
Latent demand; Unmet demand; Market equilibrium; Consumer surplus; Economic indicators.