

The downward slope implies that the increase in income contributes to a fall in demand, and a decrease in income causes a rise in demand.

Thus, millet is an inferior good to wheat for customers. For example, the demand for millet will decrease if the income of consumers increases since they will prefer to purchase wheat instead of millet.

It refers to a condition in which demand for a commodity decreases with a rise in consumer income and increases with a fall in consumer income.
