b) income elasticity of demand

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  • define income elasticity of demand

  • how responsive the change in quantity demanded is to the change in real consumer income

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  • state the formula for YED

  • YED = (%ΔQD) / (%ΔY)

  • income elasticity of demand = percentage change in quantity demanded / percentage change in real income

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  • state the type of good if YED < 0

  • define this type of good

  • state what the gradient of this type of good would look like

  • inferior good

  • increase in real consumer income → decrease in quantity demanded

  • gradient = constant and negative

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  • state the type of good if 0 < YED < 1

  • state the income elasticity of this good

  • define this type of good

  • state what the gradient of this type of good would look like

  • normal necessity good

  • relatively income inelastic

  • change in real consumer income → smaller change in quantity demanded

  • gradient > 1

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  • state the type of good if YED > 1

  • state the income elasticity of this good

  • define this type of good

  • state what the gradient of this type of good would look like

  • normal luxury good

  • relatively income elastic

  • change in real consumer income → larger change in quantity demanded

  • gradient = constant and positive, gradient < 1

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  • state the factors that influence YED

  • state how a high value of these factors affects YED

  • decrease in real consumer income

    • increase in quantity demanded for inferior goods

    • decrease in quantity demanded for normal goods

  • increase in real income

    • decrease in quantity demanded for inferior goods

    • increase in quantity demanded for normal goods