Originally Posted by streetracer

If demand function depends on Q=f(P1, P2, Income), then based on the demand curve, the linear ecuation is Q=z+xPx+yPy+zI; where Px is the price of the Z, Py is the price of another associated good and I is the Income. So, if the demand of the car increses, price of the Z increases as well. The question is: will the demand on the Z increase? I think it will. IMHO. Why? Because at this moment you need a conosseur in the car stuff to fully appreciate the Z and its purpose. The movie will open up eyes that were not there before. It will acquire new believers. Probably even turbo freaks meaning Evos, Stis, Eclipses, whatever, will learn to appreciate them for what they are. Maybe even respect them, even knowing that stock to stock they are faster than us. Hell, anyone is faster than a Boxter, and that doesn't mean is not a great car, because it is.

Originally Posted by zugbug

When giving an economics dissertation, ecuation, which is equation is one thing. But if you are going to use the "C" word, then make sure it is spelled connaisseur.

Originally Posted by zugbug

When giving an economics dissertation, ecuation, which is equation is one thing. But if you are going to use the "C" word, then make sure it is spelled connaisseur.