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Demand Schedule - Explained

What is a Demand Schedule?

Written by Jason Gordon

Updated at March 26th, 2023

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What is a Demand Schedule? 

A demand schedule is a list or table of levels (or quantity) of demand for a good or service at a given price. In summary, it is the amount desired by consumers at a given price. 

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