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[DOC File]EC1, Section 2
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The consumer’s “money” income is the “take-home pay” or “budget” that the consumer has. How much quantity the consumer can “get”, or purchase, with that “money” income is the consumer’s “real” income. Graph 2. Illustration of the Income Effect. What causes …
[DOC File]Practice Questions 6
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Since the welfare budget constraint is farther from the origin, there is an income effect that increases both consumption and leisure, if both are normal goods. The overall effect is that the change in consumption is ambiguous and the family will want to have more leisure; hence, it …
[DOC File]Lecture 3
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The movement from the optimal consumption bundle on the new budget line that has fixed income to the new optimal consumption bundle (point 3 to point 4) is the endowment income effect. + endowment income effect (1) Where endowment income effect = (2) With , we have. Therefore, endowment income effect = . (3) Substitute (3) into (1), we have (4)
[DOC File]Lecture 3
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The consumer’s “money” income is the “take-home pay” or “budget” that the consumer has. How much quantity the consumer can “get”, or purchase, with that “money” income is the consumer’s “real” income. Graph 2. Illustration of the Income Effect. What causes …
[DOC File]Chapter 1
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A) the substitution effect is greater than the income effect. B) the income effect is greater than the substitution effect. C) the income effect equals the substitution effect. D) the person is not maximizing utility. Answer: A . Diff: 1. Topic: Deriving Labor Supply Curves. 40) If a person supplies less hours of labor in response to a wage ...
[DOC File]All the graphs you need to know for Macro
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The theory is based on the notion that government collects zero revenue if the tax rate is 0% and if the tax rate is 100%. At a 100% tax rate no one has the incentive to work, produce, and earn income, so there is no income to tax. As such, the optimum tax rate, in which government revenue is maximized, lies somewhere between 0% and 100%.
[DOC File]This graph shows the substitution effect and income effect ...
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The income effect is what is left when the substitution effect (A to C) is subtracted from the total effect (A to B), which is B to C in the graph above. X is an inferior good because when then the budget line shifts from B3 to B2 (income decreases), consumption of X increases from x3 to x2.
[DOC File]This graph shows the substitution effect and income effect ...
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The income effect is what is left when the substitution effect (A to C) is subtracted from the total effect (A to B), which is B to C in the graph above. X is a normal good because when then the budget line shifts from B3 to B2 (income decreases), consumption of X goes down from x3 to x2.
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The income effect measures the effect of a change in purchasing power (caused by a change in the price of a good) on the consumption of the good, relative prices held constant. For example, an increase in the price of good 1 (on the horizontal axis) will rotate the budget line down along the indifference curve as the slope of the budget line ...
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