Chapter 7: Problem 10
Define marginal utility. (LO1)
Chapter 7: Problem 10
Define marginal utility. (LO1)
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Get started for freeWhich statement is the most accurate? (LO3) a) Your utility schedule for chewing gum can never change, since it is based on your demand schedule for chewing gum. b) Interpersonal utility comparisons cannot be made unless people buy that good at the same price. c) Everyone gets the same utility from taking a biology course. d) A good or service does not have any inherent utility, so we cannot say that a day at a beauty spa is worth \(\$ 250\).
Which statement would be true about a person who goes to an all-you-can-eat restaurant? (LO2) a) She will never eat more food than she would at a regular restaurant. b) She will eat until closing time. c) She will eat until the marginal utility of the last portion of food is zero. d) She will keep eating while her marginal utility is rising.
Which statement is false? \((\mathrm{LO} 2,5)\) a) The water-diamond paradox can be resolved with the help of the law of diminishing marginal utility. b) We will consume a service when its marginal utility is equal to its price. c) The law of diminishing marginal utility has little validity today. d) None of the above.
If food were free in your school cafeteria, you would keep eating until (LO2) a) your total utility was zero b) your marginal utility was zero c) your consumer surplus was zero d) you were sick
The concept of consumer surplus was formulated by Alfred Marshall. (LO6)
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