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Income Elasticity of Demand

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Uploaded by on Apr 4, 2008

examines measurements of how demand for a good can change following a change in income

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  • Thanks a lot for the help!, i just have 1 question: Why do you use a `Y` as symbol for `Income` and not an `I` ?

  • @yesyes673 hello - by convention, I is used for Investment.

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  • You should teach other teachers how to teach lol

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  • Brilliant instruction, sir! My microeconomics professor uses your videos pretty heavily, and I have to say I've probably come away with more "ah hah" moments thanks to you than I have from my own professor.

  • I am a freshman in college in an intro to economics class and your videos are so so so helpful!! thank you so much!

  • aha thanks so much

  • so are inferior goods like substitues?

  • I have shared your videos with, basically my whole grade! I bet all of us will pass our IB exams in 2013!!! Thanks for the efforts! -

  • I love how you say thanks at the end, instead or you're welcome! You are an amazing teacher!

  • last minute revision anyone

  • @yesyes673 'I' is used for investment

  • why do you use (y/q) x (change q) / (change y) instead of (%change qd) / (%change income)

  • @SingerTiana that doesnt answer the question

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