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Give the difference between Marginal Rate of Substitution and Diminishing Marginal Utility. - Economics

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Give the difference between Marginal Rate of Substitution and Diminishing Marginal Utility.

Point out the difference between MRS and diminishing marginal utility.

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Solution

  • MRS provides information on how much of one commodity a consumer must give up in order to obtain the same amount of another. When a commodity's price drops, DMU advises us to purchase more of it.
  • MRS has a greater scope than DMU since it allows complementarity and substitution, whereas DMU does not.
  • While MRS does not require the same assumption, DMU is predicated on a continuous marginal utility of money.
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Chapter 5: Theory of Consumer's Behaviour : Indifference Curve Analysis - TEST QUESTIONS [Page 5.17]

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