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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Demand

why, when there is an increase in the income it shifts the curve of demand to the right, which means, that you want to buy more quantity of a cerain good for the same price. Why would you want to buy more for the same price, when your income has increased?

  

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Here ar some edits. When there is an increase in income, why does it shift the curve of demand to the right, which means that you want to buy more of a certain good for the same price? Why would you want to buy more for the same price, when your income has increased?

  • Here ar some edits.
  • When there is an increase in income, why does it shift the curve of demand to the right, which means that you want to buy more of a certain good for the same price?
  • Why would you want to buy more for the same price, when your income has increased?
  • I'd say 'item', but 'good 'may be OK as a term in economics .
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Here ar some edits.

When there is an increase in income, why does it shift the curve of demand to the right, which means that you want to buy more of a certain good for the same price? Why would you want to buy more for the same price, when your income has increased?

I'd say 'item', but 'good 'may be OK as a term in economics.

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