2. a. Now as there is an increase in the price of tea, a
substitute good, hence consumer will switch from tea to coffee
consumption as tea and coffee are substitutes of each other and
demand for coffee will increase and the demand curve for coffee
will shift rightward from D1 to D2 and as the economy moves from
point A to point B, the equilibrium price of coffee will increase
from P1 to P2 and the equilibrium quantity of coffee will increase
from Q1 to Q2.
b. Now inferior goods meaning that as average income
level of consumers increases, demand for the good falls. Now as in
this case, there is an increase in average income, demand for
coffee will fall as coffee is an inferior good and the demand curve
for coffee will shift leftward from D1 to D2 and as the economy
moves from point A to point B, the equilibrium price of coffee will
decline from P1 to P2 and the equilibrium quantity of coffee will
decline from Q1 to Q2.
c. Now as the cost of labor used to farm coffee beans
fall, hence the cost of producing coffee falls and the supply of
coffee will increase and the supply curve will shift rightward from
S1 to S2 and as the economy moves from point A to point B, the
equilibrium price of coffee will decline from P1 to P2 and the
equilibrium quantity of coffee will increase from Q1 to
Q2.
d. As a series of rainstorms causes a depletion of the
coffee bean crop, hence the supply of coffee will fall and the
supply curve for coffee will shift leftward from S1 to S2 and as
the economy moves from point A to point B, the equilibrium price of
coffee will increase from P1 to P2 and the equilibrium quantity of
coffee will decline from Q1 to Q2.
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