Consumer's Equilibrium | Chapter 2 | Microeconomics | Part 1
Rajat Arora・2 minutes read
Consumers aim to achieve maximum satisfaction from goods and services, measured through total, average, and marginal utility. The relationship between total utility and marginal utility is essential, with diminishing marginal utility illustrating a decrease in satisfaction as consumption rises.
Insights
- Consumers aim to maximize satisfaction by consuming goods and services, with utility serving as a measure of satisfaction derived from these products.
- Understanding the nuances of Total Utility, Average Utility, and Marginal Utility is essential in determining consumer equilibrium, where satisfaction is maximized by balancing the additional satisfaction gained from consuming more units of a commodity against the diminishing marginal utility as consumption increases.
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What is consumer equilibrium?
A state where a consumer is satisfied.
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