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Lectures in Microeconomics-Charles W. Upton Engel Curves Lectures in Microeconomics-Charles W. Upton

Demand and income If your income is initially X1, you buy A1 apples X2 Engel Curves

Demand and income If your income is initially X1, you buy A1 apples When your income rises to X2, you buy A2 apples. To make the obvious point, demand is a function of income X2 X1 I2 I1 A1 A2 Engel Curves

How demand rises with income Lets plot the combinations of apples and income (X) from the previous graph. A2 A1 X1 X2 Engel Curves

How demand rises with income Lets plot the combinations of apples and income (X) from the previous graph. Connecting all possible points, we get the Engel curve, giving demand as a function of income. A2 A1 X1 X2 Engel Curves

The Shape of the Engel Curve The shape of the Engel Curve gives us the income elasticity of demand for the good If the Engel Curve is a straight line, the income elasticity is 1.0 X Engel Curves

The Shape of the Engel Curve The shape of the Engel Curve gives us the income elasticity of demand for the good If the Engel Curve has increasing slope the elasticity is greater than 1.0 X Engel Curves

The Shape of the Engel Curve The shape of the Engel Curve gives us the income elasticity of demand for the good If the Engel Curve has decreasing slope the elasticity is less than 1.0 X Engel Curves

The Shape of the Engel Curve The shape of the Engel Curve gives us the income elasticity of demand for the good This Engel Curve corresponds to a good that is both inferior and superior, depending on income X Engel Curves

This is how we drew the Engel Curve A Qualification A This is how we drew the Engel Curve X Engel Curves

A Qualification This is how we drew the Engel Curve Usually people flip the axes X Engel Curves

A Qualification This is how we drew the Engel Curve X This is how we drew the Engel Curve Usually people flip the axes And end up with this A Engel Curves

End ©2006 Charles W. Upton Engel Curves