MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... increase , we know that the quantity increases , but we cannot predict whether the price rises or falls . To make such a prediction , we need to know the relative magnitude of the increase in demand and supply . If demand increases and ...
... increase , we know that the quantity increases , but we cannot predict whether the price rises or falls . To make such a prediction , we need to know the relative magnitude of the increase in demand and supply . If demand increases and ...
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... increase ( decrease ) in income The percentage increase ( decrease ) in the quantity demanded is less than the percentage increase ( decrease ) in income When income increases ( decreases ) , quantity demanded decreases ( increases ) ...
... increase ( decrease ) in income The percentage increase ( decrease ) in the quantity demanded is less than the percentage increase ( decrease ) in income When income increases ( decreases ) , quantity demanded decreases ( increases ) ...
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... increase in income shifts the budget line outward , with its slope unchanged . It will be clear to you that , as income increases , a person can consume more of all goods . But being able to consume more of all goods does not mean that ...
... increase in income shifts the budget line outward , with its slope unchanged . It will be clear to you that , as income increases , a person can consume more of all goods . But being able to consume more of all goods does not mean that ...
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