Individual And Market Demand Flashcards

1
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What is the income holding prices constant

A

The point at which the budget constraint curve crosses the y axis

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2
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What does an Engel curve show

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The relationship between an increased demand and income

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3
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How is demand for normal goods affected by income

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It increases one for one or less

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4
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How is demand for inferior goods affected by an increase in income

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Demand decreases

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5
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What is the income elasticity of normal goods

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0-1

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6
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What is the income elasticity of luxury goods

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More than one

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7
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What are those goods whose share of expenditure rises slower than income called

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Necessity goods

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8
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How is the demand curve constructed for an individual

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By observing how the utility maximization function is affected by changes in price

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9
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How can the demand curve be changed for an individual

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If income changes and if preferences change

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10
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How can the total effect of a change on a quantity demanded be broken down

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The substitution effect and the income effect

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11
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What is the substitution effect in the supply demand model

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How preferences shift away from options that are relatively more expensive to its substitutes

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12
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What is the income effect in the supply demand model

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How demand changes when more options are available due to people buying less inferior goods and more luxury

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13
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What are giffen goods

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A good that gains increased demand when prices rise or that gains less demand when prices fall

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14
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When are goods substitutes and complementd

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If demand falls when prices for others rise they are complements but the reverse is true for substitutes

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15
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How do you calculate market demand

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By aggregating all individual demands in the market

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16
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What variables are held constant too see the income effect

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Relative prices

17
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What is the difference between an income expansion path and an Engel curve

A

The income expansion path shows how the optimal ratio between two goods change with income while the engel curve shows how the quantity consumed changes with income

18
Q

When price of a good increases will the substitution effect be negative

A

Yes and the opposite if it decreases as demand goes to the relatively cheeper substitute

19
Q

Will the willingness to buy an inferior good decrease when prices rise due to the income effect

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No as people get poorer they buy more inferior but this is offset by substitution

20
Q

Explain how you separate a income effect and substitution effect

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First you calculate substitution effect by the following process. First you draw the new budget line by drawing it from same price y to new price x. Than you see how demand changes if relative income were constant by moving the new curve to tangent the old indifference curve. The interval between the tangent at new curve at the old income and the old tangent is the substitution effect. The income effect is the space between the substitution point and the result of the new indifference curve tangenting the real new budget line.