Regarding a consumption utility maximization problem what assumptions are needed to have a marginal utility of a
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Regarding a consumption utility maximization problem what assumptions are needed to have a marginal utility of a money unit for the purchase of i-th good equal to a marginal utility of a consumer’s income and to an optimal Lagrange multiplier? How to interpret these economic terms?
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The marginal utility of a good is the additional satisfaction or utility that a consumer derives from consuming an additional unit of that good The marginal utility of income is the additional satisfa...View the full answer
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Microeconomics Static And Dynamic Analysis Springer Texts In Business And Economics
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