ECON 1 Lecture 9: Linear Supply and Demand, Consumer & Producer Surplus

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Supplementary reading: the wonderful world of adam smith (333-349) Relative prices are different, one good relatively cheaper than another, but income lowered since can only buy less goods now. Normal good: when price goes up, want to consume less of that good. Inferior good: when price goes up, want to consume more of other good. Income effect causes you to consume more. Substitution effect causes you to consume less. Representing demand and supply with linear functions. Competitive equilibrium with linear demand and supply. Consumer and producer surplus with linear demand and supply. If the price of a good/service increases, buyers tend to demand less per period. Buyers have less purchasing power (income effect) Infinite number of combinations of purchase => approximates linearly. If the price of a good/service increases, sellers are willing to supply more of it. In short run, mc rises with output. Look for where s = d, can find equilibrium quantity (q*) and price (p*)

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