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Micro Foundations · intro

Rising incomes lift demand for a normal good

What moves on the Supply & Demand diagram

  • Dshifts right (large)

Higher incomes raise demand for a normal good at every price, shifting demand right and moving equilibriumequilibriumThe point where opposing forces balance, quantity supplied equals quantity demanded, so there's no pressure for price to change. up along the unchanged supply curve to a higher price and quantity.

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Step by step

  1. 1

    EquilibriumequilibriumThe point where opposing forces balance, quantity supplied equals quantity demanded, so there's no pressure for price to change. sits where the curves cross: one price where buyers and sellers agree.

  2. 2

    A sustained period of wage growth leaves households with more to spend.

  3. 3

    For a normal good, demand shifts right: buyers want more at every price.

  4. 4

    Price and quantity both rise. Note that supply did not move, the market simply slid up along the existing supply curve.

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: incomes rise, normal good, demand increases, wage growth, more buyers.

Other scenarios on Supply & Demand

Per-unit tax on sellers →Per-unit subsidy to producers →Price of a substitute rises →Price of a complement rises →Input cost shock (single market) →New technology makes production cheaper →