Match each market scenario affecting a commodity with its corresponding impact on the demand curve.
- An increase in consumer disposable income for a normal goodRightward shift of the demand curve due to increased purchasing power
- A price decrease for a complementary commodityRightward shift of the demand curve due to joint demand relationship
- An increase in the commodity's own market priceUpward movement along the demand curve representing a decrease in quantity demanded
- An expectation by consumers of a future fall in priceLeftward shift of the demand curve due to deferred current consumption
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An increase in disposable income for a normal good causes a rightward shift due to higher purchasing power; a decrease in the price of a complement shifts demand rightward due to joint demand; an increase in the commodity's own price results in an upward movement along the curve; and expectations of lower future prices lead to a leftward shift due to deferred consumption.
Each non-price factor alters the overall consumer demand at every given price level, leading to shifts in the demand curve, whereas a change in the commodity's own price alters the quantity demanded along the existing demand curve.
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Determinants of Demand vs. Changes in Quantity Demanded
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