Income elasticity of Demand

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What does YED show?

YED shows how responsive the quantity demanded for a product is to a change in real income.

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What is the formula for calculating YED?

The formula for YED is the % change in quantity demanded over the % change in real income.

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Define inferior goods.

Inferior goods are goods for which demand decreases as income rises.

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What is the YED range for inferior goods?

The YED range for inferior goods is negative (YED < 0).

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Give examples of inferior goods.

Examples of inferior goods include instant noodles and bus travel.

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Define normal goods.

Normal goods are goods for which demand increases as income rises.

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What is the YED range for normal goods?

The YED range for normal goods is positive (YED > 0).

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What are the subcategories of normal goods?

The subcategories of normal goods are necessities and luxuries.

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Define normal necessities.

Normal necessities are goods for which demand increases with income, but at a slower rate.

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What is the YED range for normal necessities?

The YED range for normal necessities is between 0 and 1 (0 < YED < 1).

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Give examples of normal necessities.

Examples of normal necessities include groceries, basic clothing, and utilities like electricity.

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Define normal luxuries.

Normal luxuries are goods for which demand increases more than proportionally to an income increase.

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What is the YED range for normal luxuries?

The YED range for normal luxuries is greater than 1 (YED > 1).

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Give examples of normal luxuries.

Examples of normal luxuries include designer clothes, fine dining, and luxury cars.