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)

Three Types of Own-Price Demand Curves

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

Cross-Price Demand Curve when Tastes are Quasilinear in x₁

Leisure Demand (middle row) and Labor Supply (bottom row) Curves

Supply Curves for Capital from Savers

Demand Curves for Capital from Borrowers

Switching from Borrowing to Saving as the Interest Rate Rises

Income­Demand Relationships when u(x₁, x₂) = x₁^0.75 x₂^0.25

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

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

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