The Determinants of Demand
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I absolutely love the way you make economics accessible for minds of those who are just starting out, such as explaining things in terms of cheap beer, soda, cigarettes and pot, which make perfect sense to college students.
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3 people are failing macro class
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lakersrchamps260 2 weeks ago 2
@lakersrchamps260 I'm not sure, so the only way to really way to find out is to perform some experiments. :)
jodiecongirl 2 weeks ago
how will one determine whether or not I am working with an inferior good or normal good ....my professor gave this demand curve and ask is X a normal or inferior good....Qd = 500 - 5Px + 0.5I +10Py - 2Pz
pledge2u 1 year ago
@pledge2u You need to look at what happens to demand in response to a change in income. In this equation, I assume that income is represented by I. If the quantity demanded increases when income increases (holding everything else constant), then you have a normal good. If the quantity demanded decreases, you have an inferior good. (Hint: This all relates back to the sign of the coefficient on I.)
jodiecongirl 1 year ago