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1. Direct Demand : When a commodity satisfies the want of a consumer directly, it is said to have direct demand. Demand for consumer goods like food, clothes, sugar, vegetables, milk, etc.
2. Indirect Demand : It refers to demand for goods which are required for further production. It is also called as derived demand. Demand for factors of production like land, labour, capital, etc.
3. Joint or Complementary Demand : When two or more goods are demanded at a same time to satisfy single want, it is known as Joint or Complementary Demand. E.g. car and fuel, pen and ink, mobile phone and sim card, etc.
4. Composite Demand : When one commodity can be utilize for several needs or multiple uses, it is known as composite demand. E.g. electricity, steel, coal, etc.
5. Competitive Demand : It is demand for those goods which are substitute for each other. E.g. tea or coffee, sugar or jaggery, pepsi or Thumsup, etc.
