Questions tagged [income-effect]
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the income elasticity at the mean values
What is the formula of the income elasticity at the mean values?
I have two variables, I is income and C is consumption. And I have 10 observations (sample size)
Regresison equation
$$C = a + bI $$
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Income effect in perfect substitutes if the already cheaper good becomes more cheaper?
Consider a simple utility function U(x,y) = x+y such that Px < Py (which means only x is being consumed at optimal point, a corner solution).
In this case, assume Px falls further. Now won't the ...
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Can the income and/or substitution shift the demand curve?
As the question says, can either the income or substitution effect cause the demand curve to shift?
I understand that both income and substitution effects are key determinants of the shape of the ...
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Using Slutsky method to understand substitution and income effect for luxury goods
If both goods are luxury goods, such as Channel vs Dior bags, how can you graph the substitution and income effect using the Slutsky method when the price of Channel bags fall?
What I've tried:
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Income and Substition Effect: Assumptions: Normality vs. Inferiority of Goods
A question concerning the income and substitution effect when the wage changes
Let us assume that the substitution effect leads to more less leisure as the relative price of leasure increases, and ...
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Income and substitution effect: why MRS=relative prices?
I'm trying to understand how to solve an exercise about income and substitution effects. I got the theory, I guess, but can't get the maths.
One of the steps would be to put in a system the equation ...
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Logarithmic utility and and cancellation of income and sub effects
From these notes by Per Krussel on page 16, the author writes that
"With logarithmic utility, a relative price change between two goods
will make the consumption of the favored good go up ...
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Hick's and Slutsky's approaches lead to different income effects. Why?
Suppose a cup of coffee and a plate of beans are sold at € 1 and € 3 respectively during the winter. In summer, the government decides to remove the subsidy on coffee and its new price per cup goes up ...
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Are there estimates of how much salaries are affected by income tax rates?
A few years ago I've asked Why are some wage taxes officially paid by the employer, even though they're really paid by the employee? where @Relaxed mentioned the following:
Arguably, the notion that ...
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How is Elon Musk's free Tesla charge a sustainable business model?
I came across this video, where Elon says charging a Tesla car at Tesla supercharge station is free and will be free always
How is this a sustainable business model? Where will the money for ...
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Is Hicksian always steeper than Marshallian?
The compensated demand curve eliminates income effects. It reflects only substitution effects. Given that the Marshallian demand curve reflects income effects, doesn't this mean it is always more ...
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Calculate income and sustitution effect from utility funcion
Utility function $U(x_1 , x_2) = x_1 + 4 * x_2 $
$ p_1 = 3, p_2 = 8, m =120 $
$p_2$ changes from $8$ to $10 $
How can I calculate the income and substitution effect.
I first thought about calculating ...
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How to calculate substitution and income effect when only 1 bundle is given?
I was given information of a consumer that initially consumed 4 units of both good x and good y with the initial price of $5 for both goods (px = py = 5).
The initial budget constraint is 40 = 5x +5y
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How should I regress income inequality on economic growth?
I would like to know which variables to use to regress income inequality on economic growth. For income inequality, I am thinking of using the Gini index, but don't know what measurement exactly.
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Meaning of «intertemporal substitution effect dominates the income effect»
Assume a household intertemporal optimisation problem, where they only either consume or labour, and one of the equilibrium conditions states that labour will be a positive function of productivity, ...
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