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laws of diminishing marginal utility

laws of diminishing marginal utility is the plural of law of diminishing marginal utility.

Meaning of law of diminishing marginal utility

Noun

law of diminishing marginal utility (plural laws of diminishing marginal utility)

  1. The theory that as the quantity of a good or service consumed increases, the additional satisfaction (marginal utility) gained from each additional unit decreases, reflecting a general decline in utility for each successive unit consumed.

Questions about laws of diminishing marginal utility

What is laws of diminishing marginal utility the plural of?
Laws of diminishing marginal utility is the plural of law of diminishing marginal utility.

Words near laws of diminishing marginal utility in the dictionary

  1. laws merchant
  2. Laws number
  3. Laws numbers
  4. laws of attraction
  5. laws of demand
  6. laws of diminishing marginal utility
  7. laws of majestas
  8. laws of nature
  9. laws of war
  10. laws unto themselves
  11. laws-a-mercy

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