explain the concept of leftward shift in the demand curve of a commodity
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Effectively, there is a fall in both equilibrium quantity and price. In a case in which the decrease in demand is smaller than the decrease in supply, the leftward shift of the demand curve is less than the leftward shift of the supply curve.
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Causes of a rightward shift in demand curve of a commodity are as follows: .
(i) Fall in income in case of inferior goods When income of the consumer decreases, he will increase the consumption of inferior goods, e.g. a person increases the consumption of dalda refined when his income falls.
(ii) Rise in income in case of normal goods When income of the consumer increases, he will increase the consumption of normal goods, e.g. a person increases the consumption of pure ghee when his
income increases.
(!!!) Rise in price of substitute goods In case of such goods, increase in the price of one causes increase in the demand of other, e.g. tea and coffee. If the price of the tea rises, then demand for coffee rises.
(iv) Fall in price of complementary goods In case of such goods, decrease in the price of one causes
increase in the demand of other, e.g. car and petrol. If the price of the petrol falls, consumer will demand more cars.
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Causes of a rightward shift in demand curve of a commodity are as follows: .
(i) Fall in income in case of inferior goods When income of the consumer decreases, he will increase the consumption of inferior goods, e.g. a person increases the consumption of dalda refined when his income falls.
(ii) Rise in income in case of normal goods When income of the consumer increases, he will increase the consumption of normal goods, e.g. a person increases the consumption of pure ghee when his
income increases.
(!!!) Rise in price of substitute goods In case of such goods, increase in the price of one causes increase in the demand of other, e.g. tea and coffee. If the price of the tea rises, then demand for coffee rises.
(iv) Fall in price of complementary goods In case of such goods, decrease in the price of one causes
increase in the demand of other, e.g. car and petrol. If the price of the petrol falls, consumer will demand more cars.
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