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Микро- и макроэкономические основы рыночного ценообразования
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| 121 | The theory of … has been reformulated entirely in terms of consumer preferences, and utility is seen only as a way to describe preferences. | Открыть |
| 122 | A utility function is a way of assigning a number to every possible … bundle such that more-preferred bundles get assigned larger numbers than less-preferred bundles. | Открыть |
| 123 | There are some theories of utility that attach a significance to the magnitude of utility. These are known as cardinal utility theories. | Открыть |
| 124 | In mathematics, the set of all (x1, x2) such that u(x1, x2) equals a constant is called a absolute set. | Открыть |
| 125 | When the utility function is linear in good 2, but (possibly) nonlinear in good 1; hence the name quasilinear utility, meaning «partly linear» utility. | Открыть |
| 126 | Consider a consumer who is consuming some bundle of goods, (x1, x2). How does this consumer’s utility doesn’t change as we give him or her a little more of good 1? This rate of change is called the marginal utility with respect to good 1. | Открыть |
| 127 | The study of how the equilibrium price and quantity change when the underlying conditions change is known as …. | Открыть |
| 128 | Utility functions are basically ways of describing choice behavior. | Открыть |
| 129 | The optimal choice of the consumer is that bundle in the consumer’s budget set that lies on the … indifference curve. | Открыть |
| 130 | Typically, the optimal bundle will be characterized by the condition that the slope of the indifference curve (the MRS) will equal the slope of the … line. | Открыть |