Economics Exercise 1: Shifts in the Demand Curve. In recent years, sales of music CDs have decreased as many consumers have elected to download individual tracks of music directly into their playing devices. Of course, the cost to download a single track is less than the cost of a CD. The demand for music CDs is shown in the demand schedule as D1. Imagine that as a result of pressure from the music industry, music downloads are outlawed, and the only way to purchase music is to buy a music CD. Demand for CDs increases and is now shown in the demand schedule as D2. Ms. Bacchus Demand Schedule for CDs Quantity Quantity Demanded Price per CD | Demanded (D1) (D2) 20 100 125 19 200 250 18 300 375 17 400 500 16 500 625 15 600 750 14 700 875 13 800 1000 12 900 1125 1 1000 1250 Using the data presented in the Demand Schedule for CDs, graph the demand curves D1 and D2 in the chart below. Price per CD 100 | 200 | 300 | 400 | 500 | 600 700 800 900 Quantity Demanded *Answer questions below 1000 1100 1200 1300 Refer to the chart you have drawn and answer the following questions: 1. When CDs sell for $18, compare the quantity demanded for CDs at demand levels D1 and D2. 2. Explain why more customers are now willing to purchase CDs for the same price. 3. When demand increases at all price levels, the demand curve shifts in which direction: right or left? 4. Explain the difference between an crease in demand and increase in the quantity demanded. a. Which is depicted as a movement along the demand curve? b. Which is depicted as a shift in the demand curve? Economics Exercise 1: Graphing the Demand Curve. Use the data presented in the Demand Schedule for CDs to Demand Schedule For CDs Price per CD (in dollars) Quantity Demanded (in millions) 20 100 19 200 18 300 17 400 16 500 15 600 14 700 13 800 12 900 1 1000 graph the demand curve in the chart below. Price per CD (in dollars) 20 DEMAND CURVE* Ms. Bacchus 19 17 16 15 13 12 n 100 200 300 400 | 500| 600 Quantity Demanded (in millions) 700 800 900 1000 Exercise 2: Movement Along The Demand Curve. Answer the following questions based on the demand curve you have graphed: 1. When the price of a CD is $20, what is the quantity demanded by consumers? 2. When the price of a CD is $15, what is the quantity demanded by consumers? 3. When the price of a CD is $11, what is the quantity demanded by consumers? 4. As the price of a CD decreases, does the quantity of CDs demanded increase or decrease? 5. As the price of a CD increases, does the quantity of CDs demanded increase or decrease