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The document discusses income elasticity of demand. It defines income elasticity of demand as the rate of change in quantity demanded of a good due to changes in consumer income. Income elasticity measures the responsiveness of demand to changes in income. There are three types of income elasticity: positive, negative, and zero. Positive income elasticity occurs when demand increases with increases in income. Negative income elasticity is when demand decreases with increases in income. Zero income elasticity means demand does not change with changes in income. The document also lists factors that can affect price elasticity of demand.
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1. It defines demand as a desire backed by willingness and ability to purchase, and identifies three essential components of demand - desire, purchasing power, and willingness.
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Income elasticity of demand
- 1. INCOME ELASTICITY OF DEMAND BY, MATHEW V JOSEPH MBA MARIAN COLLEGE,KUTTIKANAM,KERALA
- 2. INCOME ELASTICITY OF DEMAND The income elasticity of demand is defined as the rate of change in the quantity demanded of a good due to changes in the income of the consumer. It is the responsiveness of demand to the change in income It is calculated as the percentage change in demand to the percentage change in income
- 3. It measures the relationship between a change in quantity demanded and a change in income. The basic formula for calculating the of income elasticity is: Percentage change in demand Percentage change in income
- 4. TYPES OF INCOME ELASTICITY OF DEMAND Positive Income elasticity of demand Negative Income elasticity of demand Zero Income elasticity of demand
- 5. POSITIVE INCOME ELASTICITY If the demand for a commodity INCREASES with an INCREASES in income, the demand is said to be positive income elastic
- 6. Y P A D D B S O XQuantity Demanded Income
- 7. NEGATIVE INCOME ELASTICITY If the demand for a commodity DECREASES with an INCREASES in income, the demand is said to be negative income elastic. The income elasticity co-efficient in this case is Ed<0
- 8. P B A S Total Revenue Quantity Demanded (000s) Income
- 9. When the change in income do not bring about any changes in quantity demanded, that is quantity demanded remains same, it is said to be zero income elasticity. Income elasticity co-efficient is Ed = 0 ZERO INCOME ELASTICITY
- 11. FACTORS EFFECTING PRICE ELASTICITY • Nature of commodity • Availability of substitutes good and complement goods • Price • Number of Uses • Habits • Change in fashion