ECON 2210 Lecture Notes - Real Income, Margarine, Normal Good

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10 May 2013
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We assume individual"s income is held constant according to demand curve. Normal goods: when income increase the demand for normal goods increases. Clothing, more income means you buy more clothing. Inferior goods: when income increases the demand for inferior goods decreases. Canvas shoes, income goes up and you buy fewer canvas shoes but more leather shoes (normal good) When price of good 2 changes, it changes relative price p1/p2. It will cause good 2 to become cheaper and relative price of good 1 increases. People will substitute out good 1 and into good 2, which is the substitution effect. Demand also depend on level of real income (m/p2), changing good 2 also changes level of real income. Real income changes sometimes increase or decrease consumption of good. Substitute goods: when the price of good 2 increases the demand for good. Demand for butter increases when the price of price of margarine increases.

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