Theory of Consumer Behavior
Mizoram Board · Class 12 · Economics
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- Utility is the want-satisfying capacity of a commodity and is purely subjective.
- Total Utility (TU) is the total satisfaction from consuming all units of a good.
- Marginal Utility (MU) = TUₙ − TUₙ₋₁ is the extra satisfaction from one additional unit.
- Cardinal utility analysis assumes utility can be quantified numerically in 'utils'.
- A rational consumer purchases a good until MU equals the price of the good.
- Since MU declines, consumers are willing to pay less for additional units — demand curve slopes downward.
- Ordinal utility analysis ranks preferences without numerically measuring utility.
- An indifference curve shows all bundles giving equal satisfaction to the consumer.
- MRS = |ΔY/ΔX| — rate at which consumer substitutes one good for another keeping utility constant.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Higher utility means higher usefulness or practicality of a commodity
Total Utility always increases as you consume more units of a good
An indifference curve can be upward sloping or horizontal
Memory Tips
Utility — want-satisfying capacity of a commodity
Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility — each additional unit gives less satisfaction
Total Utility vs Marginal Utility relationship
MU formula: MUn = TUn − TUn-1
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