Chapter 9: Demand for Goods and Supply of Labor and Capital

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Income-Demand Curves when Pasta is Inferior (a) and Steak is Normal (b)     Voice-Over

Three Types of Own-Price Demand Curves

Own-Price Demand for a Normal, Regular Inferior and Giffen Good     Voice-Over

Cross-Price Demand Curve when Tastes are Quasilinear in x₁     Voice-Over

Leisure Demand (middle row) and Labor Supply (bottom row) Curves     Voice-Over

Supply Curves for Capital from Savers     Voice-Over

Demand Curves for Capital from Borrowers     Voice-Over

Switching from Borrowing to Saving as the Interest Rate Rises     Voice-Over

Income-Demand Relationships when u(x₁, x₂) = x₁^0.75 x₂^0.25     Voice-Over

Own Price-Demand Relationships when u(x₁, x₂) = x₁^0.75 x₂^0.25     Voice-Over

Cross Price-Demand Relationships for CES utility functions with different Elasticities of Substitution     Voice-Over

Labor Supply Curves when Tastes are Quasilinear in Leisure (a), Cobb-Douglas (b) or more generally CES (c)     Voice-Over