C4: Demand Flashcards
Price consumption curve
Graph
Engle curve
Graph: relation between good 1 and income
ICC
Graph: both paths
Substitution effect
Hicksian demand.
Change in Q1 when P1 rises, holding U and P of other goods constant
Income effect
D-H.
Change in Q1 because of a change in income, holding prices constant
Net effect
Marshalian Demand.
Income + substution.
When income>substitution
Only griffen goods.
Net -ve
Violates rules of demand.
If good inferior
Net effect ambigous, as omcp,e effect +ve
Marshalian and Hicksian graph
Draw + moves
Expenditure Equation
P1·H1(P’1, P2, U) + P2·H2(P’1,P2,U)
Slutsky equation (conditions)
- For same Ps, Y and U, same bundle minExp. maxU.
D1(P1,P2,Y)=H1(P1,P2,U) - Min Exp. for U level, with P1,P2 is =Y
D1(P1,P2,Y)=D1(P1,P2,E(P1,P2,U))
Slutsky equation: yield of conditions
H1(P1,P2,U) = D1(P1,P2,E(P1,P2,U))
Slutsky equation
dD1/dP1 = dH1/dP1 - q1·dD1/dE
(done by differentiating previous equation and rearranging the terms)
Slutsky equation: Net effect
dD1/dP1
(Marshalian differential)
Slutsky equation: Substitution effect
dH1/dP1
(Hicksian differential)