4. Individual and Market Demands Flashcards

1
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Price Consumption Curve (PCC)

A

For goods is the set of optimal bundles traced on an indifference map and X varies Y is constant

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2
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How do you get a demand schedule?

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Fro the consumption curve

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3
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What does a demand curve infer?

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Tells the quantities the consumer will buy at various prices

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4
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What is the substitution effect?

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The total effect of a price change. substitutes that might be more desirable

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5
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What is the income effect?

A

Total effect of price change that results from an associated change in purchasing power

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6
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What is total effect?

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Sum of substitution and income effects

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7
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What happens to the total effect when it is an inferior good?

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Increase in price

Reduction in quantity

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8
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What happens with the substitution effect?

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When prices go up (down) quantity demanded goes down (up)

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9
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What happens to the income effect with a normal and inferior good?

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When the price goes up,
Normal good: quantity demanded goes down (up_
Inferiror good: quantity demanded goes up (down)

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10
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What is a giffen good?

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one for which the quantity demanded rises as its price rises

Must be an inferior good

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11
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What is an example of an griffen good?

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Potato famine

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12
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What is an engel curve?

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Curve that plots the relationship between quantity of X consumer and income

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13
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What is a market demand curve?

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Horizontal summation of individual demand curves

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14
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Price elasticity of demand

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The percentage change in the quantity of a good demanded that results froma 1 percent change in tis price

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15
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What is the price elasticity is there is a 1% rise in the price of shelter which causes a 2% reduction in the quantity of shelter?

A

-2

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16
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What arehe 3 categories of price elasticity and their categories?

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elastic -1

Unit elastic =-1

17
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What is the equation for elasticity?

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Ɛ=ΔQ/ΔP*P/Q

18
Q

What is the unit of elasticity?

A

No unit

19
Q

What is the point slope method of determining elasticity?

A

Ɛ=(P/Q)*(1/slope)

20
Q

What happens to the demand and total expenditure when the change in price is small?

A

Total expenditure will move if we know the initial price elasticity demand

21
Q

What happens with a price reduction and total revenue?

A

Will increase total revenue if absolute value of price easticity is greater than 1

22
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What are substitution possibilites

A

Abs value of the price elasticity will rise with the availabiity of attractive substitutes

23
Q

What is budget share?

A

The smaller the share of total expenditure accounted for by a good, less elastic demand will be

24
Q

Direction of income effect?

A

Normal good will have higher price elasticity than an inferior good

25
Q

Time’s effect on demand?

A

Demand for a good will be more responsive to price in the long run than in the short run

26
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What is the equation for the income elasticity of demand?

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η=ΔQ/ΔY*Y/Q

27
Q

What are the characteristics of income elasticity of demand?

A

If stbale engle curve, we can define its income of elasticity of demand, the percentage change in the quantity of a good demanded that results from a 1 percent change in income

28
Q

What is the elasticity of a necessity good?

A

0-1

29
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What is the elasticity of a luxury good?

A

> 1

30
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What is the elasticity of a inferior good?

A

<0

31
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What is the cross price elasticities of demand?

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The percentage change in quantity of one good demanded that results from a 1% change in price of other good

32
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What is the equationfor a cross price elasticities of demand?

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Ɛ=ΔQx/ΔPz*Pz/Qx

33
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What is the elasticity of a complement good?

A

Negative

34
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What is the elasticity of a substitute good?

A

positive

35
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When elasticity is >1 ?

A

Price reduction increase total expenditure

A Price increase reduces expenditure

36
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When the elasticity is 1?

A

Total expenditure is at a maximum

37
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When the elasticity is <1?

A

A price redcution reduce total expenditure

A price increase increases it