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What does the quantity of a commodity that a consumer is willing to buy and is able to afford, given prices of goods and consumer’s tastes and preferences, refer to?
What does the quantity of a commodity that a consumer is willing to buy and is able to afford, given prices of goods and consumer’s tastes and preferences, refer to?
- Consumer's supply of the commodity
- Consumer's demand for the commodity (correct)
- Consumer's preference for the commodity
- Consumer's affordability index for the commodity
What factors does the consumer's optimum bundle depend on?
What factors does the consumer's optimum bundle depend on?
- Price of the good, availability of the good, income, and preferences
- Price of the good, government regulations, income, and preferences
- Price of the good, prices of other goods, income, and preferences (correct)
- Price of the good, consumer's age, income, and preferences
What does the quantity of a good chosen by the consumer depend on?
What does the quantity of a good chosen by the consumer depend on?
- Price of the good, prices of other goods, income, and preferences (correct)
- Price of the good, government regulations, income, and preferences
- Availability of the good, prices of other goods, income, and preferences
- Consumer's age, location, income, and preferences
What is likely to happen when one or more of the variables related to consumer choice change?
What is likely to happen when one or more of the variables related to consumer choice change?
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What does the consumer's demand for a commodity depend on?
What does the consumer's demand for a commodity depend on?
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Study Notes
Consumer Willingness and Ability
- The quantity of a commodity a consumer is willing to buy and can afford reflects their demand, influenced by prices, consumer preferences, and market conditions.
Factors Affecting Optimum Bundle
- The consumer's optimum bundle depends on their income, prices of goods, and individual preferences related to utility maximization.
Determinants of Quantity Chosen
- The quantity of a good chosen by the consumer is influenced by the price of the good, consumer income, and the availability of substitutes and complementary goods.
Impact of Variable Changes
- Changes in variables related to consumer choice, such as income or prices, likely lead to shifts in demand for goods, altering consumption patterns.
Demand Determinants
- Consumer demand for a commodity is influenced by factors such as preferences, income levels, price of the good, and prices of related goods (substitutes and complements).
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