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Consider a consumer who is consuming some bundle of goods, (x1, x2). How does this consumer’s utility doesn’t change as we give him or her a little more of good 1? This rate of change is called the marginal utility with respect to good 1.
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Тематика: Микро- и макроэкономические основы рыночного ценообразования Теория отраслевых рынков Экономическая мысль дорыночной экономики
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