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Condition of consumer equllibrium in one commodity case

Posted by Aditya Bhai 9 months, 2 weeks ago

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Kalyan Sundaram 9 months ago

Consumer equilibrium refers to a situation where a consumer is having maximum satisfaction with given income and market price and has no tendency to change his way of expenditure. CONDITIONS REQUIRED FOR A CONSUMER TO BE IN EQUILIBRIUM IN CASE OF 1 COMMODITY ARE- 1.Marginal utility should be equal to Price of X. 2.Mu must be decreasing

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