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Summary

This lecture explores the concepts of supply and demand in Islamic economics. It explains the basic principles of demand, where higher prices lead to lower demand and vice versa, and supply, where higher prices increase supply. The discussion also includes how Islamic principles like halal and tayyib guide consumption, avoiding haram goods. Key factors influencing demand, such as income, preferences, and population growth, are covered, as well as factors affecting supply like production costs and technology. The session references Islamic scholars like Ibn Khaldun and Abu Yusuf to contextualize these ideas.

Takeaways

• 🛍️ The theory of demand states that the higher the price, the lower the demand for goods, and vice versa.
• 📈 The theory of supply explains that the higher the price of goods, the more will be supplied, and the opposite is true when prices decrease.
• 💰 Factors affecting demand include income levels, prices of related goods, consumer preferences, population size, and future expectations.
• 🧮 In Islamic economics, demand and supply theories are similar to conventional microeconomics but must follow Shariah guidelines such as the consumption of halal and tayyib (pure) goods.
• 📜 Islamic teachings emphasize the importance of consuming halal goods, as outlined in Quranic verses such as Surah Al-Nahl 114 and Surah Al-Baqarah 168 and 173.
• 📉 Factors affecting supply include the cost of production, substitute goods, technological advancements, taxes, and future price predictions.
• 🏭 Islamic economics also ties the principles of production and supply to ethical and moral guidelines to avoid causing harm or corruption on Earth.
• 🌍 In Surah Luqman 20, Allah encourages humanity to benefit from the resources of the earth responsibly, reinforcing the ethical framework for production in Islamic economics.
• 📜 Scholars like Ibn Khaldun and Abu Yusuf contributed to Islamic economic theories, highlighting the relationship between food supply, location, and prices in cities and villages.
• 📊 Economic principles in Islamic contexts aim to balance demand, supply, production, and consumption while adhering to ethical and moral considerations.

Q & A

What is the relationship between demand and price according to the demand theory?

According to the demand theory, as the price of a good increases, the quantity of demand decreases, and conversely, as the price decreases, the demand increases.

How does Islamic economics view the concept of demand?

In Islamic economics, the concept of demand is similar to conventional microeconomics, but it is subject to Shariah boundaries. Muslims are required to purchase only halal and tayyib (pure and good) products, avoiding haram (forbidden) goods.

What is the relationship between supply and price in supply theory?

In supply theory, as the price of a good increases, the quantity supplied also increases, and when the price decreases, the quantity supplied decreases as well.

What role does income play in affecting demand?

Higher income leads to an increase in demand for goods, even if their prices remain unchanged. People with higher incomes can afford to buy more goods.

How do substitute goods affect demand?

The demand for a product increases if the price of its substitute rises. For example, if the price of powdered milk increases, the demand for fresh milk may rise.

What influence does consumer preference have on demand?

Consumer preferences significantly influence demand. For example, if consumers prefer thicker-soled sports shoes over thin-soled ones, the demand for thicker-soled shoes will increase.

How does population size affect demand?

A larger population increases the demand for goods. For instance, in a country with a growing population, the demand for essential items like rice increases as more people need to be fed.

What factors affect supply in Islamic economics?

Factors affecting supply include price, production costs, substitute product prices, technological advances, taxes, and future price predictions. These factors influence how much of a product is supplied.

What is the role of technology in influencing supply?

Technological advancements simplify and speed up production, enabling producers to offer a larger quantity of goods, thus increasing supply.

How does Islamic economics limit production activities?

Islamic economics imposes ethical and moral guidelines on production, ensuring that production does not cause harm or corruption to the environment. This aligns with Quranic teachings, such as those found in Surah Luqman.