Indifference Curves - Income and Substitution Effects for Normal Goods I A Level and IB Economics
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- Опубліковано 13 січ 2017
- In this revision video we work through how to show the substitution and income effects arising from a fall in the market price of a product, in our example we see why people are likely to buy more fresh oranges when their price goes down.
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Question: Perfectly complementary goods are also Perfectly not Substitutable goods? I am referring to L-shaped indifferent curve here. Pl clarify!!
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Indifference curve for normal good will be convex ?
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Thank you! How do we know which effect is greater?
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If income rises then surely the demand for bananas also increase, assuming bananas are normal goods. If both are normal goods then should we expect to see a rise in quantity for both goods?
Is the movement from A to B considered the law of diminishing marginal utility seeing as bananas were given up for more oranges?
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Can u please explain when there is increase in prices of oranges
it's a pivot and not a shift no? 1:42
A pivotal shift maybe?
the velative pvice
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