CHAPTER 3

4. The amount of goods people are willing and able to buy at a given price
6. A place where goods can be bough and sold at an established price
8. Perceived value of an item based on the relative benefits expected to be derived from its use
9. The amount of goods available in the market to be sold
10. The amount of money paid for an item

1. Actual value measured in dollars of an aspect of construction or location
2. Upward and downward fluctuations-expansion, recession, depression, and revival
3. Capital outlay for land, labor, materials, and profits necessary to bring a property into existence
5. Elimination or reduction or RE taxes to attract new business
7. Human populations-size, growth, density, distribution, vital statistics