A.10 Marshallian and Hicksian demand curves | Consumption - Microeconomics

This video explains how to build the Marshallian and Hicksian demand curves. We analyse Hicks' decomposition of the income and substitution effect, from which we derive both demand curves.

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[talonvanslack]

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[chigozieamadi]

Can you please answer this question for me- Show that the marshallian demand curve is a single value function of income and price

[Explorer]

Thanks, although that indifference curve should not curve upwards at the end right ?

[marthenrobinsonpellokila]

Briefly and clear explanation. Thank you

[paragjain]

Thank You. This is extremely helpful.
Please also tell me if Indifference Curve and Price Consumption Curve is the same thing ?

[solankimitra]

I couldn't understand the part from 1:33 . Can you please explain!

[kkikkodan]

Can you pls explain how you are dropping the points on to the new graph

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[WashingtonMonster]

Does anyone know why the indifference curves are placed arbitrarily on the budget constraints? For example: from point a to b, what is the reasoning behind those position points?

[williamkong]

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[Niglnws]

It is like x1 price decreased, so i can have the same utility but at less price that is good. (Substitution effect).
But why should i stay at that utility i have more purchasing power or more money so lets get a higher utility. (Income effect).
Right?

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