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1. UNSATISFATED POTENTIAL SUPPLY

Demand

The demand estimation is done considering the amount of the target population and their needs in a time horizon.

The analysis should be performed for each component project, that is, if a project has three components (Labor, equipment, training, etc.), for each of them has to determine its demand. The development of projects for their

It has a multidisciplinary components, therefore, should be involved in drafting different specialists who will contribute with its focus conceptual elements to support the technical aspects of the project.

Supply

It is the capacity of existing service and is related the problem identified, expressed in thesame unit as demand.

Unsatisfied demand

Term used in any project that includes the following:

Unmet demand

It is one in which part of a population or set of institutions do not receive the service and / or product required, therefore, demand is greater than the supply. The project will cover a portion or all of the identified gap.

Operationally comparing what (demand) is required and what is being fulfilled (Supply) is unmet demand, so both must be expressed in the same units. The project with its resources must cover this unmet demand. For example, for a communal library, component demand bibliographic material would be represented by the number of texts, the offer would be zero if there are no such materials, so unsatisfied demand It would equal demand. 

The market

Demography, economy and culture of the country are major determinants observe the behavior of a potential demand within a legal framework.

• Demographic factor

For purposes of analysis it is assumed that the demographic behavior of the environment directly influences the demand for the project; based on the data presented by the INEI for the department of Lima, during the period 2000-2015, a linear regression was performed to estimate the trend growth population between 2016 and 2020.

Table 4 - Total population projected to Lima and Peru 2016-2020

Source: INEI (2009)

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