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Microeconomics / Marketing / Marginal rate of substitution / Indifference curve / Ordinal utility / Cardinal utility / Preference / Lexicographic preferences / Marginal utility / Consumer theory / Utility / Economics
Date: 2011-12-15 19:09:20
Microeconomics
Marketing
Marginal rate of substitution
Indifference curve
Ordinal utility
Cardinal utility
Preference
Lexicographic preferences
Marginal utility
Consumer theory
Utility
Economics

Preferences and Utility Functions Underlying the demand function is consumers’ choice of

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