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I learnt this one, but can you tell me if we are solving for two goods and the price of one of them changes, how can we find bundle y ? because after we find delta m and then we try to find new equilibrium, I don't know that should i use the last quantity for the good that it price didn't change or should i find new quantities for both goods with new budget?
Hi! Great video! I just have one question on query about the Slutsky decomposition that assures the negativity of substitution effect. I don't understand how does it assure that the substitution effect is always negative? Since you will always consume more of x1 due to the substitution effect, shouldn't it mean that the substitution effect is always positive as shown in the 1.3 in your video? Thank you so much in advanced!
It is the bundle you purchase given the new price and the "compensated income". If the price goes up, then the compensated income delta M is positive. If the price goes down, then the "compensated income" delta M is negative.
@@IrisFranz I meant the method to solve the question, like in this one where you plugged in values in the function, will we follow the same method which would lead to an opposite result?
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I learnt this one, but can you tell me if we are solving for two goods and the price of one of them changes, how can we find bundle y ?
because after we find delta m and then we try to find new equilibrium, I don't know that should i use the last quantity for the good that it price didn't change or should i find new quantities for both goods with new budget?
Hi! Great video! I just have one question on query about the Slutsky decomposition that assures the negativity of substitution effect. I don't understand how does it assure that the substitution effect is always negative? Since you will always consume more of x1 due to the substitution effect, shouldn't it mean that the substitution effect is always positive as shown in the 1.3 in your video? Thank you so much in advanced!
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but even for the initial formula p1*x1 is not equal to 120 so how could the thing you do hold true, tnx for sharing
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Where did you get the equation for x1?
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i would ask you miss. so what's the meaning of Y in the curve. if X is original bundle and Z final bundle, so what the meaning of Y
It is the bundle you purchase given the new price and the "compensated income". If the price goes up, then the compensated income delta M is positive. If the price goes down, then the "compensated income" delta M is negative.
My concept was clear...thankw 👍
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which varian book u followed here ? is it from advanced micro or introductory varian ??
"Intermediate Microeconomics" the 9th edition.
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呃，虽然观念基本理解了，但我还是想不明白为什么1式中的 P1X1=M，14*3=120？
No, it's 10+(120/10*3)=14, not 14*3=120. Read page 140.
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Can yu tell me which effect is dominant in the situation of normal good... Please!!!
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Isn't the substitution effect negative for normal goods?
JOMP Substitution effect is always negative, regardless of normal or inferior good.
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@@IrisFranz thanks!
Will the same happen if price increases?
The opposite will happen. The purchasing power of your money drops when the price rises.
@@IrisFranz I meant the method to solve the question, like in this one where you plugged in values in the function, will we follow the same method which would lead to an opposite result?
Yup!
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