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प्रश्न
Explain with reason whether you 'agree' or 'disagree' with the following statement:
Law of diminishing marginal utility depends upon various assumptions.
State with reason whether you agree or disagree with the following statement:
The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility is based on many assumptions.
विकल्प
Agree
Disagree
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उत्तर
I Agree with the given statement.
Reason:
- Homogeneity: The law assumes that units of commodity consumed by consumers are uniform. They are identical or same in size, colour, shape, taste, etc.
- Single use: Here, it is assumed that a commodity is used to satisfy only a single want to experience the law.
- Cardinal Measurement: Utility can be measured in numbers. So that it is possible to know and compare utility derived from each unit of a commodity.
- Rationality: A consumer is assumed to be a rational person, and he tries to maximise his satisfaction from his given income.
- Continuity: There should not be a time lag between the consumption of 2 successive units. MU will not diminish if there is a time interval.
- Standard Units: The units of commodity consumed should be of a standard or normal size. They should neither be too big nor too small, e.g., a cup of tea, etc.
- Condition of Divisibility: The law assumes that the commodity consumed by the consumer is divisible so that it can be acquired in small quantities for consumption.
- Constancy: MU of money remains constant. The tastes, habits, likings, etc., of a consumer and the place of a commodity remain constant throughout the period of consumption.
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