if both goods are complimentary , when price of X good rises then what happen to the demand of Y good ? show with the help of diagram .

Hey Hansraj,

Answer provided by Sandy is correct. The diagrammatic explanation of the above question is provided below:
 

 Complementary goods refer to those goods that are consumed together. The joint consumption of these goods satisfies wants of the consumer. For example: ink and ink pens. In case of complementary goods, if the price of one good increases then a consumer reduces his demand for the complementary good as well, i.e. a rise in the price of one good results in a fall in demand of the other good. In this case, the demand curve shifts parallely inwards to the left.

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Incase of complementary good, if the price of one good rises, the demand for the other good decreases....In other words ,the price of a good is inversely related to the demand for its complementary good......For eg: shoes and socks are complementary in nature..if the price of socks increases, then the demand for the shoes will decrease........
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