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Total Utility and Consumption Total utility is the total benefit or satisfaction that a
person gets from the consumption of goods and services. Total utility depends on
the person's level of consumption — more consumption gives more total utility.
Total Utility and Consumption Total utility is the total benefit or satisfaction that a
person gets from the consumption of goods and services. Total utility depends on
the person's level of consumption — more consumption gives more total utility.
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The increase in total utility that results from the last unit of a good consumed is
called marginal utility. ... We assume that a household consumes in a way that
maximizes its total utility, taking into consideration its income and the prices that it
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The increase in total utility that results from the last unit of a good consumed is
called marginal utility. ... We assume that a household consumes in a way that
maximizes its total utility, taking into consideration its income and the prices that it
...
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If she spends a dollar less on soda and a dollar more on movies, her total utility
from soda decreases by 5.67 units and her total utility from movies increases by
8.33 units. Lisa's total utility increases if she spends less on soda and more on ...
If she spends a dollar less on soda and a dollar more on movies, her total utility
from soda decreases by 5.67 units and her total utility from movies increases by
8.33 units. Lisa's total utility increases if she spends less on soda and more on ...
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