Explain the term  Shift in consumer preferences

Q: O complements

A: As we know that if a price of one product increase, and decrease in demand for other product in this…

Q: Draw a supply and demand curve for peanut butter. The price of jelly rises significantly, what…

A: Complementary Goods:  Complementary goods are those goods which used together. If the price of one…

Q: Show the movement of the demand curve based on the data below then identify whether it is a change…

A: Change in demand : In this case there will be shift in the demand curve either it will shifted to…

Q: Consider a company that decreases the price of their product by 50% and finds that quantity demanded…

A: Elasticity of demand measures how much the quantity demanded responds to the changes in the price of…

Q: GrubHub, a food delivery service, has recently expanded to your area. The accompanying table…

A: Demand is a consumer's desire and ability to purchase goods and services that they are willing to…

Q: Explain how consumer expectation is a determinant of demand.

A: Demand simply refers to a customer's desire to purchase goods and services without hesitation and…

Q: Draw a supply and demand curve for cheeseburgers. Cattle farmers created a supplement to give to…

A: The demand(dd) curve shows us the negative relation that exists between the price(P) of a product…

Q: why is it possible to have a 150% increase in price but not a 150% decrease in price?

A: Price alludes to how much money that an individual or substance need to pay in exchange for a…

Q: 026. As a result of increase in price by 20%, the 40%. Comment on PED.

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Q: explain and  Elaborate all possible effects of change in price to the equilibrium of consumer.

A: Consumer choice about what commodity he should consume and in what quantity depends on the price of…

Q: How would marginal utility and market demand be affected by a rise in the price of a contemporary…

A: A complementary product is a product or service that adds value to another product or service. In…

Q: Explain all the reasons why a decrease in a product’s price would lead to an increase in purchases.

A: Demand for a commodity is based on the desire to have that commodity backed by the ability to pay…

Q: Ceteris paribus, a change in which of the following would be LEAST likely to cause a shift in the…

A: The sweater market, like every other market, has buyers as well as sellers. Consumers are either…

Q: buys 80 units of the good at a price of 20 per unit. How many units will the consumer buy when price…

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Q: If a company is running short of funds and they want to increase revenue. Should you increase or…

A: When the firm runs short of funds then increasing revenue is the best way to fulfill fund…

Q: Why might quantity supplied be relatively unresponsive to a price change?

A: The passage of time has a significant impact on how goods are produced and supplied. Long-term…

Q: Under what circumstances would demand for a product rise when its price increases?

A: Demand is an economic principle that reflects the willingness of consumers to buy goods and services…

Q: If two goods are substitute goods, O the price elasticity of demand for both goods will be greater…

A: Substitute Goods: Substitute goods are those goods which can be used in the place of the other good…

Q: Agree or disagree, a decrease in supply causes the price of coffe to fall

A: The supply (ss) of a good refers to the quantity that the producers are willing to sell at a…

Q: How does a sudden decrease in consumer confidence due to a significant political event impact the…

A: Consumer confidence refers to how optimistic or pessimistic consumers are about the economy's…

Q: An individual spends all his income on three goods. He buys 550 units of X at $1 per unit, 425 units…

A: It has been said that the individual spends all his money income on these three goods.

Q: What is one consumer food or service for which in the last 10 to 15 years consumers preference has…

A: Market demand for a commodity can change as a result of a change in consumers income, their tastes…

Q: A 20 percent fall in price leads to 80 percent rise in the demand for a good. A consumer buys 100…

A: To answer this question, you first need to calculate price elasticity of demand

Q: the demand curve is horizontal, what would customers do when price increases?

A: The quantity demanded of the good is defined as the amount of the good the consumers are willing and…

Q: What is the law of demand and how does it explain consumer behavior in response to changes in the…

A: The law of interest is a central standard in financial matters that depicts the opposite connection…

Q: What is the law of demand? Write the function and explain it based on consumers' behavior

A: Demand is the quantity amount that a consumer is willing to buy at certain place and time.

Q: 1.1 Which represents the law of demand: a shift of the demand curve or a movement along the demand…

A: According to the law of demand, which is a cornerstone of economics, customers will demand fewer…