What is this:
Demand for a normal/superior good: → shifts the curve to the right at every price point.
Demand for an inferior good: --> shifts the curve to the left at every price point. (change in demand)
When Income Rises:
what is the law of demand
if more people want to buy it, the price will increase.
what is demand curve shift
when a quantity is more demanded it shifts right on the graph, when it becomes less demanded it shifts left.
wages decline for workers around the country (demand for amousment parks )
change in consumer income (change in demand )
If the price drops which way does the curve go ?
It would do to the right
What is this:
Shifts the demand curve to the right at every price point.
(change in demand)
change in population
When there is an Increase in the number of consumers (buyers)
what is substitutes
A substitute is a product that consumers see the same or close to another good.
what is income effect
change in the consumption that occurs when a price increases causes consumers to feel poor or when a price decreases causing them to feel richer
Fast food chain raises price on burgers
N/A ceteris paribus change in quantity demanded
If population goes up then which way does the curve move
demand curve shifts rightward
What is this:
more popular demand shifts right
a more popular good will increase the quantity demanded at EVERy price which is a right shift of the curve
popularity influence (famous people )of marketing
Definitions: Compliments
Goods that are frequently bought together (PB&J) | Substitutes - Goods that bought to replace one another (Hotdogs & Burgers)
what is substitution effect
switch away from that good and toward other goods that do not experience a price increase
Video game prices will increase next year
change in future expectations
if the tastes shifts away from good which way does the curve lean towards
it leans toward the left
what is this:
if you think the price of a good will fall in the future, you are likely to postpone your purchase of that good until the price is lower- demand curve shifts to the left.
IF you think the price of a good will rise in the future, you are likely to make your purchase today- demand curve shifts to the right
Future expectations -
These are goods for which demand increases as consumer income rises and decreases as consumer income falls. In other words, as people become wealthier, they tend to buy more of these goods. Examples of normal goods include luxury items like high-end electronics, gourmet foods, and designer clothing. However, normal goods can also include essential items like housing, certain foods, and transportation. Normal goods have a positive income elasticity of demand.
definition of Normal Goods:
quantity demanded
the specific amount that buyers are willing to purchase at a given price; each point on a demand curve is associated with a specific quantity demanded.
price of blueberries skyrocket- affects demand for strawberries
related goods substitues
if the price of substitution decreases which way does the curve move
Left
What is this:
complements;when people buy one goods, they are likely to also buy the other
-Related goods;The price of good a increase
Substitute goods;then demand for good B will increase; Complementary goods;demand for good B will decrease
change in price of substitute goods:
substitute are identical, similar, or comparable to another product in the eyes of the consumer.
what is:
are goods for which demand decreases as consumer income rises and increases as consumer income falls. These are often goods that consumers buy less of when they have more money because they can afford higher-quality alternatives. Examples of inferior goods include generic brands of food items, public transportation, and used cars. Inferior goods typically have a negative income elasticity of demand.
Inferior Goods:
Demand schedule
a table describing all of the quantities of a good or service; the demand schedule is the data on price and quantities demanded that can be used to create a demand curve.
gas prices increase 200 percent (demand for sports cars
related goos; compliments goods
If the expected price moves up which way dose the curve move
right