a) Transportation of the produce to the marketplace for sale. b) Grading of the produce according to the quality. c) Storage of the produce for... View Article
The marginal utility refers to the additional utility (satisfaction or enjoyment) that is received from the consumption of an additional unit of... View Article
Following are the assumptions of the law of diminishing marginal utility: The quality of the successive units of goods should remain the same,... View Article
Total utility is the aggregate of all the utility that is derived from the consumption of all units of the commodity, while the marginal utility... View Article
The law of diminishing marginal utility states that the marginal utility of a product or service gradually decreases with an increase in the... View Article
The best example of diminishing marginal utility can be food, as at the time of starvation food provides satisfaction from hunger. But, if we... View Article
Marginal utility can be calculated using the formula Marginal utility = Change in number of units consumed / change in total quantity. = (TUf... View Article
Marginal utility is referred to the satisfaction or enjoyment that is gained from each additional item and an example can be illustrated as... View Article
I disagree with this statement that marginal and total utility are the same. The following is an explanation for the same: Total utility and... View Article
When marginal utility is negative, then with additional input there will be a reduction in the total utility since total utility is the sum of... View Article
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a) Poor performance of public sector b) Inflation c) Surplus of Balance of Payment d) The huge burden of debt Answer: c. Surplus of Balance... View Article