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Holding the prices of goods constant, how does an increase in income affect consumer
spending on necessities versus luxuries?
As income increases, spending on luxuries increases more than spending on necessities
As the prices in markets change, buyers and sellers respond in different ways according to
how much time they have to react. Match the time period to its correct description.
Short-run:
- Demand is somewhat elastic. Buyers have some time to adjust to a change in the market.
Immediate-run:
- Buyers have no time to adjust to a change in the market. Demand is inelastic.
Long-run:
- Buyers have a significant amount of time to adjust to a change in the market. Demand is
elastic.
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Label each pair of products with the correct cross-price elasticity of demand.
Zero: Deodorant & milk
(No relationship)
Negative: Tortilla chips and salsa
(Complements)
Positive: Burger King and McDonald's
(Substitutes)
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