If marginal utility is positive will you have total utility increase with additional consumption?
It shows how much utility you would get for each unit of consumption. It has a positive slope that decreases as the unit of consumption increases due to the law of diminishing returns.
I don't think so. A marginal rate is the amount you pay on the next $ of income. As our tax brackets are progressive, and with the additional income you get no more exemptions/deductions than the previous, it would seem it would have to be positive...or at least as positive as you were before, (so if the marginal increase still means you get taxable income (from child care, or earned income credit, etc.) I guess your entire effective rate would be negative.
The marginal cost of providing a pure public good to one more consumer is equal to zero. This is because public goods are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning that one individual's consumption does not reduce availability for others, and providing the good to an additional consumer does not incur additional costs.
Marginal utility is an economic concept that determines how much of an item a consumer will buy. Positive marginal utility happens when the consumption of the additional item increases. On the other hand, negative marginal utility occurs when the consumption of additional item decreases.
Total utility increases at a diminishing rate
It shows how much utility you would get for each unit of consumption. It has a positive slope that decreases as the unit of consumption increases due to the law of diminishing returns.
I don't think so. A marginal rate is the amount you pay on the next $ of income. As our tax brackets are progressive, and with the additional income you get no more exemptions/deductions than the previous, it would seem it would have to be positive...or at least as positive as you were before, (so if the marginal increase still means you get taxable income (from child care, or earned income credit, etc.) I guess your entire effective rate would be negative.
The marginal cost of providing a pure public good to one more consumer is equal to zero. This is because public goods are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning that one individual's consumption does not reduce availability for others, and providing the good to an additional consumer does not incur additional costs.
Marginal utility is an economic concept that determines how much of an item a consumer will buy. Positive marginal utility happens when the consumption of the additional item increases. On the other hand, negative marginal utility occurs when the consumption of additional item decreases.
yes it is
A wild guess is that it is negative.
Total utility increases at a diminishing rate
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Since Marginal cost is usually positive, you would expect the outcome of the audience to be excited. The sales should be scaled down until the marginal scales exceed the marginal profit.
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The marginal utility will diminish (that is, it remains positive but its incremental change is negative).