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SHIFTS IN DEMAND Mr. Barnett University High 2012-2013 AP Microeconomics

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SHIFTS IN DEMAND

Mr. BarnettUniversity High2012-2013AP Microeconomics

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Demand – schedule of quantities of goods or services that will be purchased at various prices, at a specified time, all other things held constant Those “things” being held constant are the determinants of

demand Number of consumers Income normal goods Income inferior goods Consumer tastes and preferences Prices of related products – Substitutes Prices of related products – Complements Expected future prices by consumer Expected future income by consumer

As we all know, the demand of goods or services change over time

These changes cause shifts in the demand curve An increase in demand is shown by a shift to the right A decrease in demand is shown by a shift to the left

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EQUILIBRIUM If we put up a supply and demand curve at the

same time … Equilibrium – when market price has reached

level where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded

Equilibrium price – price where quantity supplied meets quantity demanded

Equilibrium quantity – quantity supplied and quantity demanded at the equilibrium price

Shifts in curves will change equilibrium price/quantity

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NUMBER OF CONSUMERS Can change because of various reasons

Population If 5 new families move into your neighborhood If the local school begins classes

Weather An incredibly hot September A extremely cold November

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INCOME NORMAL GOODS Number of consumers increases

Shift right Number of consumers decreases

Shift left

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INCOME NORMAL GOODS Normal good – a good where an increase in income leads to an

increase in demand

Inferior good – a good where an increase in income leads to a decrease in demand

As people’s incomes increase, they tend to buy more normal goods As people’s incomes decrease, they tend to buy more inferior

goods

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INCOME NORMAL GOODS Increase in income - impact on normal goods

Shift right Decrease in income – impact on normal goods

Shift left

Increase in income – impact on inferior goods Shift left

Decrease in income – impact on normal goods Shift right

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PREFERENCES & TASTES When consumers have a change in

preference or tastes, the demand for the good changes accordingly Oprah’s book club Medical studies

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PREFERENCES AND TASTES Increase in preference

Shift right Decrease in preference

Shift left

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SUBSTITUTES Prices of related products –

Substitutes As price of product x rises, its quantity

demanded decreases Demand for product y increases

As price of product x falls, its quantity demanded increases

Demand for product y decreases

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SUBSTITUTES Prices of related products –

Complements As price of product x rises, its quantity

demanded decreases Demand for product y decreases as well

As price of product x falls, its quantity demanded increases

Demand for product y increases as well

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SUBSTITUTES Expected future prices by consumer

If people expect prices to go up, demand _____ Increases; shift to the right

If people expect prices to go down, demand _____ Decreases; shift to the left

Expected future income by consumer If people expect their income to go up, demand _____

Increases; shift to the right

If people expect their future income to go down, demand _____ Decreases; shift to the left