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The total measure of satisfaction from consuming a specified number of goods is called
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The amount of satisfaction from the last unit consumed.
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marginal costs QUESTION 3 As more and more of a product in consumed, ________________.
QUESTION 4 If the marginal utility per dollar is currently higher for product A than product B, then we could predict that ________________ would be consumed.
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1. The total measure of satisfaction from consuming a specified number of goods is called utility
Therefore correct answer is option: Utility
Where utility is total satisfaction that a consumer received from consuming a good or service.
2. The amount of satisfaction from the last unit consumed marginal utility
Therefore correct answer is option: Marginal utility
Marginal utility is the additional satisfaction that a consumer gets from consuming one more unit of a good or service.
3. As more and more of a product in consumed marginal utility decreases
Therefore correct answer is option: marginal utility decreases
Marginal utility is highest for first unit consumed but as more and more of a product in consumed marginal utility decreases.
4. If the marginal utility per dollar is currently higher for product A than product B, then we could predict that more of product A would be consumed.
Therefore correct answer is option: more of product A
A rational consumer will prefer to consume the product with higher marginal utility therefore we could predict that more of product A would be consumed as the marginal utility per dollar is currently higher for product A than product B.
5. The allocated budget is $20 to buy either apples or oranges. Apples are $2 each and oranges are $4 each. Which of the following budget combinations is not currently possible to purchase ?
Budget combinations 4 apples and 4 oranges is not currently possible to purchase because total budget for this purchase is 4 * $2 + 4 *$4 = $8 +$16 = $24 but allocated budget is only $20
Therefore correct answer is option: 4 apples and 4 oranges
6. A Consumer is currently paying $12 to buy a product and was willing to pay $18 for that unit. Calculate the consumer surplus for this consumer.
Consumer surplus = willing to pay – actual pay = $18 - $12 = $6
Consumer surplus is $6
Therefore correct answer is option: $6
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