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demandrelated

Demandrelated is an adjective used to describe data, analyses, models, or decisions that pertain to the demand side of a market—the quantity or level of interest that consumers or buyers express for goods and services. The term is often used in economics, marketing, and operations to distinguish demand-oriented considerations from supply or production factors.

Core demandrelated concepts include quantities demanded, price elasticity, income effects, consumer preferences, and the impact of

Analytical work in the demandrelated domain relies on methods such as time-series forecasting, econometric modeling of

Applications span inventory optimization, dynamic pricing, capacity planning, promotion planning, and sales forecasting. Distinguishing demandrelated factors

substitutes
and
complements.
External
drivers
such
as
seasonality,
macroeconomic
conditions,
and
advertising
can
also
be
considered
demandrelated,
because
they
influence
buyers’
willingness
to
purchase.
demand
curves,
scenario
analysis,
and
experimentation.
Demandrelated
metrics
are
often
derived
from
sales
history,
point-of-sale
data,
web
analytics,
surveys,
and
market
research.
from
supply-related
ones
improves
decision
making
in
manufacturing,
retail,
and
service
industries
by
aligning
production
and
marketing
with
true
customer
demand.