3. Graphically illustrate and explain what happens to consumer spending in response to an increase in...
3. Graphically illustrate and explain what happens to consumer spending in response to an increase in consumer income.
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There is a direct relationship between income and consumers expenditure. As the income of the consumers increases the demand for the goods increases and thus there is an increase in the consumer spending. It can be represented graphically as follows :
As shown in the diagram ,an increase in income shifts the consumption schedule upwards.
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