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CHAPTER 5

Household Behavior and


Consumer Choice

Prepared by: Fernando


Quijano
and Yvonn Quijano

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Understanding the Microeconomy and the
Role of Government
Part Two Part Three
Chapter 5 Chapters 7-8 Chapters 12-15
Household Behavior Equilibrium
in Competitive
Demand in output Output Markets Market Imperfections
markets and the Role of
Short run Government
Supply in input
markets Long run Chapter 11 Imperfect market
structures
The Competitive
Market System Externalities, public
goods, imperfect
General information, social
equilibrium and choice
Chapters 6-7 Chapters 9-10
efficiency
Income distribution
Firm Behavior Competitive and poverty
Input Markets
Choice of
technology Labor/land

Supply in output Capital


markets

Demand in input
markets
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Firms and Household Decisions

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Perfect Competition

A key assumption in the study of household and


firm behavior is that all input and output markets
are perfectly competitive.

Persaingan sempurna struktur industri dimana ada


banyak perusahaan yang masing masing berskala
kecil jika dibandingkan dengan industri dan
menghasilkan produk yang nyaris identik , dan
dimana tidak ada perusahaan yang cukup besar
untuk bisa mengendalikan harga

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Perfect Knowledge

We also assume that households


and firms possess all the information
they need to make market choices.
Pengetahuan sempurna asumsi bahwa
rumah tangga memiliki pengetahuan
tentang kualitas dan harga segala
sesuatu yang tersedia di pasar dan
bahwa perusahaan memiliki semua
informasi yang tersedia menyangkut
tingkat upah , biaya modal , dan harga
output
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Household Choice in Output Markets

Every household must make 3


keputusan dasar :
1. Berapa banyak tiap produk , atau
output , yang diminta .
2. Berapa tenaga kerja yang akan
ditawarkan .
3. Berapa banyak yang akan
dibelanjakan hari ini dan berapa
banyak yang akan dtabung untuk
masa depan .

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
Determinants of Household Demand (review)

Beberapa faktor mempengaruhi kuantitas barang


dan jasa tertentu yang diminta oleh suatu rumah
tangga :
Harga produk

Pendapatan yang diterimah rumah tangga

Jumlah akumulasi kekayaan rumah tangga

Harga produk lain yang tersedia bagi rumah tangga

Selera dan preferensi rumah tangga

Ekspektasi rumah tangga terhadap kekayaan , harga , dan


pendapatan di masa depan

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The Budget Constraint

Batasan anggaran batasan atas pilihan


rumah tangga karena pendapatan ,
kekayaan , dan harga produk
Serangkaian pilihan atau serangkaian
oportunitas serangkaian pilihan yang
didefenisikan dan dibatasi oleh anggaran
atau kendala anggaran

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
The Budget Constraint

A budget constraint
separates those
combinations of goods and
services that are available,
given limited income, from
those that are not. The
available combinations
make up the opportunity
set.

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Choice Set or Opportunity Set

Possible Budget Choices of a Person Earning $1,000 Per


Month After Taxes
MONTHLY OTHER
OPTION RENT FOOD EXPENSES TOTAL AVAILABLE?
A $ 400 $250 $350 $1,000 Yes
B 600 200 200 1,000 Yes
C 700 150 150 1,000 Yes
D 1,000 100 100 1,200 No

The real cost of a good or service is its opportunity


cost, and opportunity cost is determined by relative
prices.

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
The Budget Constraint

When a consumers income is allocated


entirely towards the purchase of only two
goods, X and Y, the consumers income
equals:
I X . P X Y . PY
where: I = consumers income
X = quantity of good X purchased
Y = quantity of good Y purchased
PX = price of good X
PY = price of good Y

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The Budget Line

The budget line shows the maximum quantity of


two goods, X and Y, that can be purchased with
a fixed amount of income, expressed as Y= f(X).

We can derive the budget I X . P X Y . PY


line by rearranging the I X . P X Y . PY
terms in the income I X .PX
equation, as follows: Y
PY PY
I PX
Budget Line Y X
PY PY

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The Budget Line

I PX The Y-intercept of the


Y X budget line shows the
PY PY I
amount of good Y that
can be purchased when P Y
all income is spent on
good Y.

The slope of the


PX
budget line equals the
ratio of the goods PY
prices.

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The Budget Line

This is the budget


constraint when
income equals $200
dollars per month, the
price of a jazz club
visit is $10 each, and
the price of a Thai
meal is $20.
One of the possible
combinations is 5 Thai
meals and 10 Jazz
club visits per month.
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The Budget Line

Point E is
unattainable, and
point D does not
exhaust the entire
income available.

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The Budget Line

A decrease in the
price of Thai meals
shifts the budget line
outward along the
horizontal axis.
The decrease in the
price of one good
expands the
consumers
opportunity set.

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The Basis of Choice: Utility

Utilitas kepuasan atau imbalan


yang dihasilkan suatu produk
dibandingkan dengan
alternatifnya merupakan dasar
menentukan pilihan

Utilitas marjinal kepuasan


tambahan yang diperoleh
dengan mengkonsumsi atau
menggunakan tambahan satu
unit .
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Diminishing Marginal Utility

Hukum utilitas marjinal


yang semakin menurun :
Semakin banyak suatu
barang yang dikonsumsi
pada periode tertentu ,
semakin sedikit kepuasan
(utilitas) yang dihasilkan dari
mengkonsumsi tiap unit
tambahan (marjinal) barang
yang sama

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
Diminishing Marginal Utility

Total Utility and Marginal Utility of


Trips to the Club Per Week
TRIPS TO MARGINAL
CLUB TOTAL UTILITY UTLITY
0 0
1 12 12
2 22 10
3 28 6
4 32 4
5 34 2
6 34 0

Total utility increases


at a decreasing rate,
while marginal utility
decreases.

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The Utility-Maximizing Rule

Utility-maximizing consumers spread out


their expenditures until the following
condition holds:
M U M U
X
Y
PX PY
where: MUX = marginal utility derived from the last unit
of X consumed.
MUY = marginal utility derived from the last unit
of Y consumed.
Y = quantity of Y purchased
PX = price of good X
PY = price of good Y
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Allocation of Fixed Expenditure Per Week Between
Two Alternatives

(5)
(1) (2) (3) (4) MARGINAL
TRIPS TO CLUB PER TOTAL MARGINAL PRICE UTILITY PER
WEEK UTILITY UTILITY (MU) (P) DOLLAR (MU/P)
1 12 12 $ 3.00 4.0
2 22 10 3.00 3.3
3 28 6 3.00 2.0
4 32 4 3.00 1.3
5 34 2 3.00 0.7
6 34 0 3.00 0
(1) (2)
BASKETBALL TOTAL (3) (4) (5)
GAMES PER WEEK UTILITY (MU) (P) (MU/P)
1 21 21 $ 6.00 3.5
2 33 12 6.00 2.0
3 42 9 6.00 1.5
4 48 6 6.00 1.0
5 51 3 6.00 .5
6 51 0 6.00 0

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Diminishing Marginal Utility and Downward-
Sloping Demand

Diminishing marginal
utility helps to explain
why demand slopes
down.
Marginal utility falls
with each additional
unit consumed, so
people are not willing
to pay as much.

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Income and Substitution Effects

Price changes affect households


in two ways:
Efek pendapatan :
Consumption changes
because purchasing power
changes.
Efek substitusi : Consumption
changes because opportunity
costs change.

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
The Income Effect of a Price Change

Ketika harga suatu produk yang


kita beli itu turun , kita merasa
beruntung
Ketika harga suatu produk yang
kita beli itu naik , kita merasa
rugi .

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The Substitution Effect of a Price Change

Ketika suatu harga produk itu


turun , that product becomes
more attractive relative to
potential substitutes.

Ketika suatu harga produk itu


naik , that product becomes less
attractive relative to potential
substitutes.

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
Income and Substitution Effects of a Price
Change

Harga barang
atau jasa
Rumah tangga Rumah tangga
Efek
merasa lebih membeli lebih
pendapatan
untung banyak
turun

Biaya Rumah tangga


Efek
oportunitas membeli lebih
substitusi
barang turun sedikit

Rumah tangga Rumah tangga


Efek
merasa lebih membeli lebih
Naik rugi
pendapatan
sedikit

Biaya Rumah tangga


Efek
oportunitas membeli lebih
substitusi
barang naik banyak
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Consumer Surplus

Surplus konsumen
selisih antara jumlah
maksimal yang
bersedia dibayarkan
oleh seseorang atas
suatu barang dengan
hara pasarnya saat ini

Consumer surplus
measurement is a key
element in cost-
benefit analysis.

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The Diamond/Water Paradox

suatu paradoks berlian / air yang


menyatakan bahwa :

1. Barang yang nilai kegunaanya paling


besar sering memiliki nilai tukar yang
kecil atau tidak sama sekali

2. Barang yang memiliki nilai tukar paling


besar sering memiliki nilai kegunaan
yang kecil atau tidak sama sekali .

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Household Choice in Input Markets
Seperti dalam pasar output , rumah tangga menghadapi
pilihan yang terbatas dalam pasar input . Mereka harus
memutuskan :
1. Apakah akan bekerja
2. Seberapa banyak harus bekerja
3. Jenis pekerjaan apa yg akan
diakukan

pada dasarnya , anggota rumah tangga harus


memutuskan berapa banyak tenaga kerja yang akan
ditawarkan . Pilihan yang mereka ambil dipengaruhi
oleh :
1. Ketersediaan lapangan kerja
2. Tingkat upah di pasar
3. Keterampilan yang mereka miliki
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The Price of Leisure

The wage rate can be thought of as the


priceor the opportunity cost of the
benefits of either unpaid work or leisure.

The decision to enter the workforce


involves a trade-off between wages (and
the goods and services that wages will
buy) on the one hand, and leisure and the
value of nonmarket production on the
other.

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The Labor Supply Curve

Kurva penawaran tenaga


kerja suatu diagram yang
memperlihatkan kuantitas
tenaga kerja yang
ditawarkan pada tinkat upah
yang berbeda-beda .
Bentuknya tergantung pada
bagaimana rumah tangga
bereaksi terhadap
perubahan tingkat upah

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Income and Substitution
Effects of a Wage Change

An increase in the wage rate affects households in


two ways, known as the substitution and income
effects.
The substitution effect of a
higher wage means that the
opportunity cost of leisure is
now higher. Given the law of
demand, the household will
buy less leisure.
When the substitution effect
outweighs the income effect,
the labor supply curve slopes
upward.

2002 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics, 6/e Karl Case, Ray Fair
Income and Substitution
Effects of a Wage Change

An increase in the wage rate affects households in two


ways, known as the substitution and income effects.

The income effect of a


higher wage means that
households can now afford to
buy more leisure.

When the income effect


outweighs the substitution
effect, the result is a
backward-bending labor
supply curve.

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Saving and Borrowing: Present Versus
Future Consumption

Households can use


present income to
finance future spending
(i.e., save), or they can
use future funds to
finance present spending
(i.e., borrow).

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Saving and Borrowing: Present Versus
Future Consumption

An increase in the interest rate also has


substitution and income effects, as follows:

Income effect: Households will now


earn more on all previous savings, so
they will save less
Substitution effect: The opportunity
cost of present consumption is now
higher; given the law of demand, the
household will save more.

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