ECON 304 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Demand Curve, Inferior Good, Normal Good

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Predicting changes in prices and quantities demand curve. Change in quantity demanded: a movement along the demand curve that occurs in response to a change in price. Change in demand: a shift of the entire demand curve. Example: if the price for ice-cream (during winter) was but drops to then there would is an increase in quantity demanded. The shift from winter to summer would result in an increase in demand and a shift to the right of the demand curve. Compliments are two products used together e. g. if price of petrol increases then the demand curve for cars shifts to the left. Substitutes are products used in place of each other e. g. if price of tea rises, demand curve for coffee shifts to the right. Normal good"s demand curve will shift to the right when the income of buyers increases. Inferior good"s demand curve will shift to the left when income of buyers increase.

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